This document provides an introduction to surface and interfacial phenomena. It defines key terms like interface, surface tension, and interfacial tension. It explains that molecules at the surface of a liquid experience an inward force due to weaker attractive forces compared to molecules in the bulk liquid, resulting in surface tension. Surface tension decreases with increasing temperature as molecular kinetic energy increases. Several methods to measure surface and interfacial tensions are described, including the capillary rise, DuNoüy ring, drop weight, and oscillating drop methods. The appropriate measurement technique depends on factors like what is being measured and desired accuracy.