What is the surface tension of benzene(in micro-Newton/m), if it rises to a height of 1.06299 inch in a capillart tube with a circumference of 1.570796 mm. The density of benzene is 54.477 lb/ft³. With the contact angle to be 0°.

What is the surface tension of benzene(in micro-Newton/m), if it rises to a height of 1.06299 inch in a capillart tube with a circumference of 1.570796 mm. The density of benzene is 54.477 lb/ft³. With the contact angle to be 0°.

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