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• TITLE: Experimental Evidence of Capillary Interruption of a Liquid Jet

  AUTHORS: Taha Massalha, Rafael M. Digilov

  KEYWORDS: Mariotte Bottle, Modified Bernoulli Equation, Interfacial Energy Density Correction

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol.4 No.7, June 17, 2014

  ABSTRACT: We observe the gravity discharge of liquid through the short cylindrical tube of diameter of 2 mm and aspect ratio 2.5 and 10 attached to the underside of Mariotte bottle. When the hydrostatic head is reduced and approaches to a certain value, a laminar jet escaped from the nozzle is interrupted and the discharge is drop wise. The plot of the discharge rate as a function of hydrostatic head does not pass through the origin as predicted by Torricelli law for an ideal liquid. We attribute this feature to the energy losses related with creating a new free surface area of the jet. The measurements for water and aqueous ethanol solution are compared with theoretical predictions based on the modified Bernoulli equation with the interfacial energy density correction and good agreement is observed.