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Modification of the Stefan’s Rule for the Surface Tension Coefficients of Liquids

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A modification of the “Stefan’s rule” for the surface tension coefficients of liquids has been proposed, with the modification consisting in choosing a liquid as a system of comparison with respect to its surface. An expression for the surface tension coefficients has been derived and employed to interpret their temperature dependences for a number of molecular liquids with different physicochemical properties.

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Sevryugin, V.A., Skirda, V.D. Modification of the Stefan’s Rule for the Surface Tension Coefficients of Liquids. Colloid J 85, 996–1001 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1061933X23600616

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