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Two glass plates are placed vertically in liquid with surface tension `T = 8 xx 10^(-2)` N/m with separation between them equal to d= 1 mm. To what height (in mm) does the liquid rise in between the plates.
(Assume contact angle to be zero and density of liquid is 2000 kg/`m^(3)`)

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`08.00`
`h=(2T)/(drhog)`
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