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3 May, 22:35

Water can pile up a short distance above a container's rim due to: a. high capillary action. b. low viscosity. c. low surface tension. d. high surface tension. e. high viscosity.

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  1. 3 May, 23:20
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    Answer: a. high capillary action.

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    Water can pile up a short distance above a container's rim due to high capillary action. Capillarity is process by which water falls or rise through a narrow capillary tube. The concept allows water to rise to a certain height through the container before dropping.
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