Capillary Action: Real-World Examples
Capillary action is liquid movement in narrow spaces via adhesion, cohesion, and surface tension. Common examples:
- Paper towel absorbing water
- Sap rising in trees (xylem)
- Oil climbing a lamp wick
- Sponge absorbing water
- Ink spreading on paper
- Cloth wicking moisture
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