Excess pressure example||Contact angle||capillary action (1st method)

Excess pressure example||Contact angle||Cohesive and adhesive pressure||Shape OF liquid surface||Capillary action

Excess pressure example||Contact angle||Cohesive and Adhesive pressure||Shape OF liquid surface||Capillary action

Capillary rise || Contact angle

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Excess Pressure Inside Liquid Drop|Excess Pressure In Soap Bubble|Angle Of Contact |Capillary Rise

Surface tension || Excess pressure || Capillary action

Excess Pressure and Capillary Tubes

Assertion: Pressure on the concave side of the liquid will be greater than pressure on the convex side if the liquid surface is curved. Reason: Excess pressure depends on the angle of contact of the liquid surface with the solid surface.

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