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Capillary action (sometimes
called capillarity,
capillary motion,
capillary rise,
capillary effect, or wicking) is the
process of a
liquid flowing in...
- that the
maximum height of a
liquid in a
capillary tube is
inversely proportional to the
tube's diameter.
Capillary action is one of the most
common fluid...
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fluid statics,
capillary pressure ( p c {\displaystyle {p_{c}}} ) is the
pressure between two
immiscible fluids in a thin
tube (see
capillary action), resulting...
- A
capillary tube mat is a flat
composite structure of thin
tubes (
capillaries) with a
distributor tube and a
collector tube. The main
applications include...
- A
capillary is a
small blood vessel, from 5 to 10
micrometres in diameter, and is part of the
microcirculation system.
Capillaries are
microvessels and...
- are the
capillary tube, V-groove, elastometric, and
rotary splice. A
capillary tube splice aligns the
optical fibers inside of a gl****
tube, connecting...
- \over a}.} Thus for a 2 mm wide (1 mm radius)
tube, the
water would rise 14 mm. However, for a
capillary tube with
radius 0.1 mm, the
water would rise 14 cm...
- stop**** at its
lower end and a
tapered capillary tube at the stop****'s outlet. The flow of
liquid from the
tube to the
burette tip is
controlled by the...
- with a
sterile lancet.
After a
droplet has formed,
capillary blood is
captured in a
capillary tube (usually
relying on
surface tension).
Blood cells drawn...
- pull in plants. When a
tube of a
narrow bore,
often called a
capillary tube, is
dipped into a
liquid and the
liquid wets the
tube (with zero
contact angle)...
