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Surface tension is due to...

Surface tension is due to

A

solids, liqquids and grass

B

liquids

C

gases

D

matter

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The correct Answer is:
B
Surface tension is found mainly in liquids.
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    A
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    B
    cohesive forces
    C
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    A
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    B
    concentration
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    vapour pressure .

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