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    The Energy Required to Increase the Surface Area of a Liquid
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The Energy Required to Increase the Surface Area of a Liquid

Question 138

Question 138

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The energy required to increase the surface area of a liquid by a unit amount is called ________.


A) viscosity
B) surface tension
C) dipole-dipole force
D) hydrogen bonding
E) capillary action

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