Match the column
Column - I | Column - II |
(a) Spliting of brigger drop into small drops | (P) Temperature changes |
(b) Formation of bigger drop from small drops. | (Q) Temprerature remain constant |
(c) Spraying of liquid | (R) Surface energy changes |
(d) Spliting of bigger soap bubble into small soap bubble of same thickness | (S) Surface energy remain unchange |
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