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Q#1 GATE CH 2017 NAT +1 mark -0 marks

A gas bubble (gas density ; bubble diameter  ) is rising vertically through water (density ; viscosity  Pa.s). Force balance on the bubble leads to the following equation,

where  is the velocity of the bubble at any given time . Assume that the volume of the rising bubble does not change. The value of .

The terminal rising velocity of the bubble (in  ), rounded to 2 decimal places, is  cm/s.

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