8.
In the previous question, the work done in
Correct Answer Type () 999E (2) 99E
spraying is
ogle (3) 9E (4) E
divided into eight cqual droplets. The 9. Asmallmetal ball of diameter 4 mm and density 10.5 gcm
Water drop is between inner and outer sides of the big
LA
ressure
difference in dropped in glycerine of density 1.5 g/em'. The ball attains
a terminal velocity of 8 cms, The coeficient of viscosity
dop
same as droplet
for smaller of glycerine is
willbethe
)
willbe
halfofthat for smaller droplet (1) 4.9poise (2) 9.8 poise
that for smaller droplet (3) 98 poise (4) 980 poise
will be one-fourth of
) ofthat for smaller droplet 10. A sphere of brass released in a long liquid column attains
will be twice kept closed. Two a terminal speed v,, If the terminal speed is attained by a
/in the bent tube is initially
: The
value
(smaller) and B(larger) are formed at the sphere of marble of the same radius and released in the
The
sup bubbles A opened and air can flow same liquid is nv., then the value of n will be (Given:
open ends ofthe tube. Vis now specific gravities ofbrass, marble and liquid are 8.5, 2.5
and
NO bubbles.
freely between the 0.8, respectively)
5 17
(2)
() 17 77
11 (4) 17
(3) 31
of
100 cm and another plate
11, Between a plate of area thick layer of water, if the
area 100 m² there is a 1 mm, 1l poise, then the force
of the bubbles coefficient of viscosity of water is 0.0 a velocity 10 cms!
() There willbe change in the size plate with
size required to move the smaller
(2) The bubbles will become of equalbecome
Awill become smaller and B will larger with reference to large plate is
(9) (2) 10 dyn
(9) The sizes of A and B will be interchanged (1) 100 dyn
(4) 10° dyn
radii are in communication (3) 10° dyn
3. Iwo soap bubbles of different is fowing at 5 ms. The shearing stress
12. Ariver 10m deep 'SIunits)
ofthe river is (1)= 10
with each other. Then
into smaller bubble horizontal layers
(U) air follows from the larger bubble between (2) 0.8x10'Nm'
till both bubbles acquire same size (1) 10N/m?
into larger bubble
(4) air follows fromn the smaller bubble decrease in size 0.5x10'Nm
(4) I Ním
water
with
and the larger bubble grows in size (3) capillary tube is dipped in water. The
freely
of the smaller bubble 13. A 20cm long Ifthe entire arrangement is put ina
5) air does not fiow but the sizes of the bubbles changes rises up to 8 cm. length of water column in the capillary
4) sizes of the bubbles remain unchanged falling elevator, the
4. Apaper disc of radius Rfrom which a hole of radius r is cut tube will be (2) 4 cmn
The force
out is loating in a
liquid of the surface tension S. (1) 20 cm (4) 8 cm
symmetrically
on the disc due to the surface tension is (3) 10cm 2 mm is inserted
(1) Sx 2rR diameter d= radiusr=2mm. Then the
(3) Sx 2r(R-r)
(2) Sx 27r 14. A glass rod of
capillary tube of having
(4) Sx 2r(R + r)
5. If Tis surface tension of soap solution, the amount of work into aglass vertically dipped into liquid
liquid will
is
whole arrangement The height to which
done in blowing a soap bubble from a diameter Dto a surface tension 0.072
N/m. ms1000 kg nm!
is (Take g 10 long
diameter 2D is
(1) 2r DT rise on capillaryangle to be zero of capillarytube to be
(3) 6 D'T (2) 4 D'T Assume contact
6. (4) 8r D'T enough) (2) 6 cm
Work Wis
required to form a bubble of volume Vfrom a (1) 1.44 cm (4) None of these the other of
given
to formsolution.
a What
amount of work is required to be done (3) 4.86 cm
bubbles, one of
radus 50mm and they haye a
(1) W bubble of volume 2v? so that
15. Two soap mm, are brought in contact curvature of the
(3) 2. w (2) 2W radius 80
common interface. The
radus of the
1. The (4) 4W common intertace is
1000surface
equal energy of aliquid drop is E. It is sprayed into (1) 0.003 m
(2) 0.133 m
(4) 8.9 m
(1) 100OE
(3) 10E droplets. Then its surface energy becomes
(2) 100E
(3) 1.2 m
(4) E
1 1
16. A straw 6 cm long foats on water. The water film on one (1) mm (2) mm
side has surface tension of 50dyn/cmn. On the other slide, 28 21
camphor reduces the surface tension to 40 dyn/cm. The (3)
1
mm (4)
1
resultant force acting on the straw is
(1) (50 >x6-40 x6) dyn (2) 10 dyn
24. A capillary tube is attached
(3)
50 40
dyn (4) 90 dyn pressure head arrangement. If the horizradiontaulsy
of
tube is increased by 10%, then the rate of f of fhecar
f low the
6 6
17. Two glass plates are separated by water. If surface tension shall change nearly by
of water is 75 dyn cm and the area of each plate wetted (1) +10% (2) 46%
by water is 8 cm and the distance between the plates is (3) -10% (4) -40%
0.12 mm, then the force applied to separate the two plates is 25. Aball rises to the surfacee of aliquid with
(1) 10 dyn (2) 10* dyn The density of the liquid is four time theconstant vegs
(3) 10' dyn (4) 10°dyn material of the ball. The frictional force of densty of
18. A ring is cut from a platinum tube 8.5 cm internal and the
rising ball is greater than the weight of the bal liquid on
8.7 cm extemal diameter. It is supported horizontally from of by afxe
the pan of a balance, so that it comes in contact with the
(1) 2 (2) 3
water in aglass vessel. If an extra 3.103 gf is required to
(3) 4 (4) 6
pull it away from water, the surface tension of water is
26. Aspherical ball falls through viscous medium with
(1) 72 dyn/cm (2) 70.80 dyn/cm velocity v. If this ball is replaced by another balloftheterm
(3) 63.35 dyn cm (4) 60 dyn/cm mass but half the radius, then the terminal
19. A soap film of surace tension 3 x 102 formed in a (neglect the effect of buoyancy.) velocity wil
rectangular frame can support a straw as shown in figure. If (1) v (2) 2v
g=10 ms, the mass of the straw is
10 cm (3) 4v (4) 8v
27. Two parallel wires each of length 10 cm are 0.5 cm ge
Soap A film of water is formed between them. If surface tero
film of water is 0.072 N/m, then the work done in increasing
distance between the wires by 1mm is
(1) 1.44 x 105 J (2) 1.72 x 105J
Straw (3) 1.44x 10+J (4) 1.72 x 10+J
(1) 0.006g
28. The length of a needle floating on water is 2.5 em
(2) 0.06g minimum force in addition to its weight needed to lit
(3) 0.6g (4) 6g needle above the surface of water will be (surface tensit
20. The lower end of a capillary tube is at a depth of 12 cm and
water is 0.072 N/m)
water rises 3 cm in it. The mouth pressure required to blow
an air bubbie at the lower end will bex cm of water column, (1) 3.6 x 10 N (2) 10²N
where x is (3) 9 x 10+N (4) 6x 104N
(1) 12 (2) 15 29. A solid sphere falls with a terminal velocity of 20
air. If it is allowed to fall in vacuum,
(3) 3 (4) 9
21. A film of soap solution is trapped (1) terminal velocity will be 20 ms
between a vertical frame and a light (2) terminal velocity will be less than 20 ms
wire ab of length 0.1 m. Ifg = 10 ms, 3) terminal velocity will be greater than 20 ms
a! (4) no terminal velocity will be attained
then the Joad W that should be relkas
suspended from the wire to keep it in 30. A marble of mass x and diameter 2r is gentlydsg
marble
equilibrium is W a tall cylinder containing honey. If the relout
(1) 0.2 g terminal
(2) 0.3 g mass y (<) of the liquid, then the
(3) 0.4 g (4) 0.5 g proportional to
22. The angle of contact between glass and (1) x+y
water (surface tension 70 dyn/cm) rises in water (2) x-y
is 0° and
a glass capillary (4) y
up to 6 cm. Another liquid of surface
tension 140 dyn/cm, (3) X+y
angle of contact 60° and relative density ofeross-satl
2 will rise in the tube cat
same capillary up to 31. Water rises toa) height hin acapillary in a
(1) 12 cm water will rise
(2) 24 cm area A. The height to which
(3) 3 cm (4) 6 cm tube of cross-sectional area 4A willbe
23. Ahollow sphere has a small hole in it. On lowering the (1) h (2) h/2
ab
snhere ín a tank of water, it is observed that water (3) h/4 (4) 4h
velociy
the hollow sphere at a depth of 40 cm below theenters into
surface. 32. Neglecting the density of air, the terminalthrouehthe
Surface tension of water is 7x 102 N/m, The diameter of by a raindrop of radius 0.3 mm falling
the hole is
viscosity l1.8x10 N/m² will be