Question: 1 . 1 0 Problems. Convert a force of 1 7 dynes to Newton, poundals and lbf . 2 A gas whose molecular weight is

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Convert a force of 17 dynes to Newton, poundals and lbf.
2 A gas whose molecular weight is 28 is kept under a pressure of 200kNm2 and a temperature of 60C. Calculate the density of the gas.
3 The viscosity of an organic liquid is 15cP. Calculate the corresponding values on the fps and SI system.
4 Two plates with area 10m2 are 2mm apart. The lower plate is fixed while the upper plate is moved at a constant velocity of 1ms by a force of 50N. Determine the viscosity of the liquid between the plates.
5 A bubble of a liquid whose surface tension is 0.0289Nm has a radius of 1mm. Calculate the pressure within the bubble if the atmospheric pressure is 101kNm2.
6 Two glass tubes diameter 2 and 4mm respectively, are attached to the side of a water tank to measure the level inside the tank, )=(0.074Nm. Use this information to express the capillary rise in the tube in the form h=mr+c where m and c are constants and r is the tube radius and hence determine the ideal tube diameter.
 1.10 Problems. Convert a force of 17 dynes to Newton, poundals

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