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Which factor affects the surface tension of a liquid?
Which factor affects the surface tension of a liquid?
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With an increase in temperature:
- Intermolecular cohesive forces decrease.
- Consequently, the surface tension of the liquid always decreases.
At the critical temperature, surface tension becomes exactly zero.
- Intermolecular cohesive forces decrease.
- Consequently, the surface tension of the liquid always decreases.
At the critical temperature, surface tension becomes exactly zero.
Updated On: Jul 21, 2026
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The Correct Option is D
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