A glass capillary tube with a radius of is dipped into a container of liquid mercury. The liquid mercury falls to a height of below the normal liquid level inside the capillary due to capillary action. Calculate the surface tension of mercury using the given data. If a detergent is added to the mercury, increasing the surface tension to times its original value, calculate the new capillary fall.
Given:
Step 1: Calculate the original surface tension using the capillary fall formula:
Step 2: Calculate the new surface tension due to the detergent:
Step 3: Calculate the new capillary fall using the increased surface tension :
The surface tension of mercury is . After adding the detergent, the new capillary fall is .
So, option B is correct
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