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Let n number of little droplets of water of surface tension S (dyne/cm), all of the same radius r cm combine to from a single drop of radius R heat, while using cgs system of units answer the following questions.
If the whole energy released is taken by water drop fromed, then rise in temperature in .^(@)C` is

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