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I think the rate of evaporation = variation of area of drop is the main eqn. Then

Yes the expression for velocity is fairly simple... If no drag forces are involved... If that's what's to be deduced from that statement... Thanks... N yea I'll try to find an expression fr total e CV aporation fr vapor too... But don't know whr to start.

Thank you very much sir!

Homework Statement A freely falling water drop continually evaporates. Assuming that the net momentum carried away by the vapor vanishes, calculate the velocity of the drop as a function of time. (Assume that the rate of evaporation varies as the surface area)[/B]Homework Equations dA/dr =...

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Although I'm quite a noon with field theory

Quantum mechanics and classical field theory

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I'm Abhisek Roy... N I'm studying physics major from India.. Hi everybody...