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Work `W` is required to form a bubble of volume `V` from a given solution. What amount of work is required to be done to form a bubble of volume `2V` ?

A

`W`

B

`2W`

C

`2^(1/3)W`

D

`4^(1/3)W`

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The correct Answer is:
D

`Vxx4/3piR^(3), 2V=4/3piR^(3),2x4/3piR^(3)-=4/3piR^(3)`
`R'=2^(1//3)R`
`W'2xx4pi[2^(1//3)R]^(2)sigma=^(1//3)xx2xx4piR^(2)sigma=^(1//3)W`
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