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The capillary rise for liquid A is 1.0 cm at 25°C. a) What will be the rise using the same capillary for liquid B given that liquid A has half the surface tension and twice the density of liquid B. b) How many times will the maximum bubble pressure for liquid B be greater than liquid A using the same tube for both liquids.

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chemistry

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  1. h_B= 2h_A, the pressure will be half as much for liquid B as for liquid A
  2. h_B= 2h_A, the pressure will be the same for liquid B and A
  3. h_B= 4h_A, the pressure will be four times as much for liquid B as for liquid A
  4. h_B= h_A/4, the pressure will be three times as much for liquid B as for liquid A
  5. h_B= 0.5h_A, the pressure will be the same for liquid B and A
  6. h_B= 4h_A, the pressure will be twice as much for liquid B as for liquid A
  7. h_B= 3h_A, the pressure will be three times as much for liquid B as for liquid A
  8. h_B= h_A/2, the pressure will be twice as much for liquid B as for liquid A
  9. h_B= 3h_A, the pressure will be half as much for liquid B as for liquid A
  10. h_B= h_A, the pressure will be four times much for liquid B as for liquid A

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