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Surface tension

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The reversible work per added area of a liquid interface under specified conditions, equivalently a tangential force per unit length for a simple interface.

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Chemical interfaceSurface tension

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A fluid interface has a surface or interfacial tension defined under specified temperature, pressure, composition, curvature, and dividing-surface conditions; gradients can drive nonequilibrium flow.

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