Lesson 2.1. Pre-Lab: Surface Tension

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Surface tension

Force per unit length that must be applied parallel to the surface area so as to counterbalance the net inward pull

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drop weight method

Surface Tension is measured using the ___________________

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surfactants

Surface Tension is reduced by adding __________

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anionic, cationic, non-ionic and amphoteric

In Surfactants, it can be categorized according to its chemical properties:

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hydrophilic

In surfactants, the higher the HLB value the more ______________

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Surfactants

used as a wetting agent, solubilizing agent, and emulsifying agent

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emulsion

  • should contain a relative amount of emulsifying agents in order to produce a physically stable

  • relative amount can be computed using the HLB values

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Required Hydrophile-Lipophile Balance (RHLB)

Oil phase of an emulsion requires a specific HLB called the ___________

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drop weight method

Determine the relative surface tension of a liquid, compared to a standard (water)

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surface tension of the sample

Y1 = ?

<p>Y1 = ?</p>
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surface tension of the standard

Y2 = ?

<p>Y2 = ?</p>
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mass of the sample

m1 = ?

<p>m1 = ?</p>
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mass of the standard

m2 = ?

<p>m2 = ?</p>
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m = wt./no. of gtts

formula for the mass in the drop weight method

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Stalagmometer

glass instrument designed to measure the surface tension of liquids by counting drops that fall from its capillary tip