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Viscosity and Surface Tension Flashcards

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1
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State the three van der Waals forces

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Dispersion forces: all molecules, temporary dipoles
Dipole-dipole attraction: polar molecules permanent dipoles
Hydrogen bonding: O–H, N–H, F–H molecules

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Differentiate cohesive and adhesive forces

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Cohesive forces are attraction between same type of molecule (bonds water molecules)
Adhesive forces are attraction between different type of molecules (droplet to surface)

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3
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Define viscosity

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Resistance of fluid to flow due to internal friction

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Usual unit of dynamic viscosity

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mPa s or cP (centipoise)

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5
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Force required to flow is equal to?

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  • (dynamic viscosity)(surface area)(velocity gradient, dvy/dx)
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6
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A fluid that obeys Newton’s Law

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Newtonian fluid

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7
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What is dynamic viscosity?

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The resistance to shear flow. When force is applied, does it flow?

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8
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Poiseuille’s Law

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describes flowing liquids under laminar (smooth) flow which allows calculation of volume flowrate V/t which depends on radius and length.

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9
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Volume flowrate is equal to?

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(pie r^4)/[8(dynamic visc)] x (dP)/L

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10
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Viscosity of water at 25 deg C

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0.890 mPa s

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11
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Types of flow and differentiate the two

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Laminar (streamline) flow: smooth flow, one direction
Turbulent flow: chaotic flow

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12
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What is critical Re?

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The transition from laminar to turbulent flow.

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13
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Reynold’s number formula

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Re=[(density)(velocity)(diameter)]/(dynamic viscosity)

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14
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Define kinematic viscosity and its formula

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It is the resistance to transfer of momentum; when fluid layer flows against another, does the other layer flow?

kinematic viscosity = dynamic viscosity/density

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15
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Dynamic viscosity and temperature relationship (liquid)

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Inverse. Increase in thermal energy, IMF overcome

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16
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Dynamic viscosity and pressure relationship (liquid)

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Direct. Due to fluid compression

17
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Dynamic viscosity and temperature relationship (gas)

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Direct. Due to increased collision leading to mentum transfer

18
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Dynamic viscosity and pressure relationship (gas)

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Direct. Due to fluid compression

19
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Five ways to measure of viscosity

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Flow rate thru capillary tube w/ known diameter
Ostwald viscometer (relative visc.)
Falling ball viscometry
Orifice viscometry

20
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Viscosity formula using Ostwald viscometer

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dynamic: nb/na = (pb tb)/ (pa ta)
kinematic: Vb = Va tb/ta

21
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Define surface tension

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Energy (work) required to extend a surface by a unit area
Force required to increase the length of a surface

22
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Unit for Surface Area

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1 N/m = 1J/m^2

23
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IMF and surface tension relationship

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Direct. Dispersion<Dipole-dipole<H-bonding<ionic

24
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Surface tension and temperature relationship

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Inverse. Increased KE, IMF overcomes

25
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Surface tension and pressure realtionship

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Surface tension of liquid decreases with pressure of gas above
At higher pressure, surface tension increases

26
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Measurements of surface tension

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Drop-weight method (stalagmometer)
Ring-pull method (Du Nouy tensiometer)
Wilhelmy plate method
Capillary rise method
Contact angle goniometry

27
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Relationship of surface tension with weight of drop formed (drop-weight method)

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Direct. st=mg/2 pie r

28
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Surface tension depends on ___ in Du Nuoy/ ring-pull method

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Force required to lift the ring. st=F/2 pie D

29
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Surface tension depends on ___ in Wilhelmy plate method

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Force required to lift the plate.
st=F-m of plate/2 pie D

30
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Surface tension depends on ___ in Capillary rise method

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height of liquid. st = rhpg/2costheta

31
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Surface tension depends on ___ in contact angle goniometry

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contact angle

32
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T/F: Concave meniscus has higher surface tension than convex

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False.

33
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In convex meniscus: cohesive force ___ adhesive force

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greater than (>)

34
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In concave meniscus: cohesive force ___ adhesive force

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less than (<)

35
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Average mass of droplets formula

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total mass of droplets/ number of drops

36
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Surface tension formula as respect to reference liquid

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st sample=st reference (m sample / m reference)

37
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Alcohol-water concentration and surface tension relationship.

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higher the concentration of alcohol in a mixture the lower the surface tension of that mixture

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