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Brand: Reliant Lab
Reliant Lab Jaegers Surface Tension Apparatus for Determining Surface Tension by Measuring the Maximum Pressure Required
SKU: TB-RE-67220
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MRP : ₹4099 ₹2999
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Reliant Lab Jaegers Surface Tension Apparatus
For Determining Surface Tension by Measuring the Maximum Pressure Required
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Reliant Lab
- Product Quantity : 1 Piece
- Stand Material : Wooden
- Included Component : Manometer, Capillary Tube, Wooden Stand.
Description
The Reliant Lab Jaeger’s Surface Tension Apparatus is a high precision scientific instrument used to determine the surface tension of a liquid by the Maximum Bubble Pressure Method. The experiment involves the formation of an air bubble at the end of a capillary tube immersed in the test liquid. By measuring the maximum pressure required to burst the bubble using a sensitive manometer, the surface tension can be calculated. This method is particularly advantageous because the surface is freshly formed, minimizing the impact of surface contamination, and it allows for easy temperature controlled measurements.
Features
:- Aspirator Bottle System: Features a large-capacity glass bottle with a fine control stopcock to regulate the rate of air flow and bubble formation.
- High Quality Capillary Tube: Equipped with a precision bore glass capillary to ensure uniform bubble geometry and consistent pressure readings.
- Sturdy Support Stand: The entire glass assembly is mounted on a heavy duty, corrosion resistant stand with adjustable clamps for secure positioning.
- Wide Pressure Range: Designed to handle various liquids by adjusting the immersion depth of the capillary or the flow rate of the aspirator.
Applications
:- Temperature Studies: Frequently used in research to observe how surface tension decreases as the temperature of the liquid increases.
- Surfactant Dynamics: Used in chemical engineering to measure the speed at which surfactants migrate to a newly formed bubble interface.
- Educational Physics: A standard laboratory experiment for university students to demonstrate the relationship between internal pressure and surface curvature.
- Purity Control: Employed in industrial quality control to detect trace contaminants in solvents and chemical reagents.
- Biological Research: Used to analyze the surface properties of protein solutions or biological fluids where air-liquid interfaces are critical.
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