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Standard IX
Biology
Blood Vessels
In capillary ...
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In capillary action how the meniscus is formed?
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It is formed basically due to surface tension in the surface water particles and attraction towards capillary wall.
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Meniscus of mercury in a capillary is _____.
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A convex meniscus is observed when mercury is taken in a capillary tube. Choose the correct option.
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Match List I with List - II
List - I
List - II
a) Meniscus of water in a glass Capillary tube
e) convex
b) Meniscus of water in silver capillary tube
f) do not over flow
c) Meniscus of mercury in glass capillary tube
g) flat
d) Water in glass capillary tube of insufficient length
h) concave
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