Will a liquid rise to the same height in different capillary tubes having the same radius of bore but made out of different materials?

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Solution

 No liquid Will not rise to the same height although Capillaries are of same radius because the rise and fall also depends on the Cohesive and Adhesive  Force between Liquid and the Capillary.

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