Water sticking to the coin and not falling off is an example of ___.
Water sticking to the coin and not falling off is an example of ___.
___ is when water molecules stick to other water molecules.
___ is when water molecules stick to different surfaces.
The property of the surface of a liquid that allows it to resist an external force, due to the cohesive nature of its molecules is called ___.
Here are some examples of surface water tension.
Give an example of surface tension.
Water sticking to the coin and not falling off is an example of ___.
Water molecules sticking to other water molecules to increase the surface area and create surface tension is made possible by ___.
Water droplets on a leaf is due to __.
The water particles sticking to other water particles to create a higher surface tension is made possible by ___.
Water droplets on the skin is an example of __.
Always read the bottom of the meniscus when finding the volume of water. Wate moves up the sides of glass, not plastic, because of ___.
Water is moving down the string into the lower beaker due to ___ because the water is sticking to the string.
Water is evaporated through plants (transpiration) because water sticks to other water molecules as it moves up through the plant. Transpiration in plants is made possible by ___.