Team Second | Surface tension in action

Team Second | Surface tension in action

This image captures the phenomenon of surface tension, where the liquid is pulled up by the spoon as it’s lifted above the tea cup. Surface tension occurs due to cohesive forces between the liquid molecules, causing the liquid to resist external forces and creating a noticeable “pull” along the surface. This cohesive effect is particularly evident at the boundary where the spoon and liquid interact, forming a thin film that follows the spoon’s lift.

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