The theories of fracture of liquids, those of Temperley's, Döring's and Fisher's are criticized in comparison with observations mainly by Lyman J. Briggs. The effect of bubble size on surface tension according to Tolman's theory is also taken into consideration for comparison. As the result is not satisfactory, a new hypothesis for the curvature effect is proposed, which brings about a better agreement of the nucleation theory with Briggs' data.
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