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How is the dimension of surface tension typically measured?

Surface tension is measured in terms of force per unit length, or force per unit area. It represents the force acting on the liquid’s surface per unit length or area.

The dimension of surface tension can be derived from its definition:

Surface Tenstion=Force/Length

This trait is critical for understanding the behaviour of liquid surfaces and their interactions with solids and other liquids. 

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