because,the adhesive force of mercury in more compared to the cohesive force which acts on a capillary tube. that's why mercury falls in capillary tube
It means he actually falls to the ground or floor.
reach down and retrieve it
Peppa falls on the floor when she is laughing, it is known in text language as ROFL roll on floor laughing.
When something falls on the floor you are like how did that happen and you didn't mean to do it.
Wouldn't it depend on how far it falls? Off the couch onto the floor? Almost certainly not. Off of a 25th floor balcony onto the street below? Probably.
convex!
Mercury based thermometers have a column of mercury which visibly rises or falls, according to the temperature. So it does fall, when it gets colder.
No, lead is a soft metal. A large lump of lead is likely to break the floor!
Mercury, like most substances, expands when it gets hotter and contracts when it gets colder. A mercury thermometer is designed so that the volume of the mercury can be accurately observed, as the mercury rises or falls in a marked column.
Mercury is a liquid over a wide range of temperature ( -39 to 357 degrees ) so it can be used in a variety of temperature ranges. Secondly it does not stick to the glass tubing of the thermometer so when the temperature falls ( i.e. after the reading is taken) all the mercury falls back into the reservoir. This ensures the accuracy of the mercury thermometer.
no its a physical change