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Capillary reaction refers to the movement of liquids within narrow spaces or porous materials, driven by surface tension, cohesion, and adhesion. This phenomenon is commonly observed in capillary tubes, where liquids can rise or fall against gravity. It plays a crucial role in various natural processes, such as the movement of water and nutrients in plants through their xylem. Additionally, capillary action is significant in various industrial applications, including ink delivery in pens and the absorption of liquids in sponges.
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You are evaluating a victim of an As you evaluate an accident victim with external bleeding you notice blood is oozing from the wound but not severely Which blood vessel appears to have been damaged?
the capilary veins *capilary* veinal "ooze" out
What is found on the root and stems of plants and is like a tiny tube?
capilary
Is a capilary hollow?
A capillary is hollow. It is the smallest of the blood vessels, the tubes that carry blood.
When substance is dipped in water the air comes out how it happens and what is the principle behind it?
Phenomenon of Capilary action or science of matter
What is the difference between DPC AND DPM?
DPC(damproof course) is an horizontal barrier in a wall designed to prevent moisture rising from the structute of the capilary action.
What type of physical property of water allows a basilisk lizard to perform a function?
capilary action ! It's actually cohesion. Good luck with E2020.
What liquid is not wet?
The "wetting" that happens when an object is immersed in a liquid depends on the surface energy of the object and the capilary forces in action on the surface of the liquid. for example mercury will not "wet" glass but water can wet the same glass.
Why does the area around tattoo turn red during a tattoo procedure?
It's from mild skin trauma from the actual process of tattooing. We use needles to make tiny holes in the skin through which ink is intruduced into the demal layer through capilary action.
What is the principle of micromotion flow meter?
it principle denpend on what kind of flow meter. example, magnetic flow meter, it use magnetic force to measuring or coriolis flow meter which is use vibrated capilary tube as sensor. or more info you might watch on youtube.
When energy is absorbed during a chemical reaction the reaction is classified as what reaction?
endothermic reaction
What are two examples of natural diffusion?
1. in your lungs oxgen passes into the bloodstream by diffusion from the aveoli through a thin wall of cells into a capilary.2. in the roots of a plant water diffuses into the roots from and area of high concentration(soil) to the area of low concentration (inside the roots)
What reaction is opposite of a synthesis reaction?
It would be a catabolic reaction or decomposition reaction.
