The dependence of the surface tension of ternary solutions on concentration of components and temperature
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We have obtained the equation for the isotherm of surface tension of ternary systems under conditions of equality of component volumes.
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From the equation of surface tension of ternary systems obtained earlier [8] it follows that σ is independent of temperature at definite concentrations of the components.
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Surface Tension Ternary System Component Volume Ternary Solution Definite Concentration
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