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A shot is obtained by pouring molten lead through narrow holes into water from certain height. The falling lead solidifies and takes the form of small spheres, Explain the phenomenon.

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The molten lead comes out of a narrow hole in the form of a fine stream. When it falls from a height into a vessel containing cold water, it breaks into sphereical drops due to thrust of water and surfaces tension. These are cooled on entering the water and thus solidify into small spheres.
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