Asked by Mee

Why does water have more surface tension than methylated spirits?
Answered by drwls
For the same reason that it has a higher boiling point: There is more intermolecular attraction with water. This has something to do with its polarity and "hydrogen bonding"
Answered by .M
Explanation of why the surface tension of water is greater than that of methylated spirit???
Answered by Anonymous
Water has more surface tension than methylated spirits due to waters strong intermolecular forces.
Answered by nthabiseng
Plz name the intermolecular forces of ethanol,iodin and watee