Precise measurement of liquid viscosity and surface tension with an improved oscillating drop method

Precise measurement of liquid viscosity and surface tension with an improved oscillating drop method

An improved oscillating drop method was developed to measure the surface tension and viscosity of a liquid without any external forces under microgravity conditions. The combination of a drop levitation system, a laser backlight system, and a line sensor enables the properties to be measured precise...

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description An improved oscillating drop method was developed to measure the surface tension and viscosity of a liquid without any external forces under microgravity conditions. The combination of a drop levitation system, a laser backlight system, and a line sensor enables the properties to be measured precisely. The surface tension value from 68.9+/-4.3 mN/m to 71.8+/-4.5 mN/m and the viscosity value of 0.92x10(-3) Pa s were obtained at 23.5 degrees C for pure water. These values agreed quite well with the reported value.
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