39. Solving a chemistry problem

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39. Solving a chemistry problem

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4. Calculate the surface tension of mercury if, in a glass capillary with a radius of 0.16 mm, its column fell 0.012 m below the level of mercury in the vessel. The density of mercury is 13.6 g/cm3. The contact angle of wetting is 130°.

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