Cohesion, Adhesion, & Surface Tension

Cohesion
Adhesion
Transpiration
Surface Tension

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bionerdery Is surface tention stronger than gravity?

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That helped a lot....but i have a doubt how does the turgor pressure drop when the cell sap of mesophyll cells become concentrated????????????????

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I have a question , so both transpirational pull and capillary action uses adhesion and cohesion?

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what is the rate of transportation of the water thru the plant? does it depends on the amount of water at the roots or the plant species?

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please explain HOW adhesion facilitates transpiration or movement of molecules upwards.

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Surface tension only occurs on the surface on the leave?

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so why does the tree pull up the water, is it a coolant???

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For adhesion, does the hydrogen bond happen solely between the oxygen atom and the surface?

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What's roll of Cohesive & adhesive forces ??? Cause, transpiration and root pressure is allow water rising up... !! But, still can't understand roll of these 2 forces cohesive and adhesive !!! 🤔🤔🤔🤔

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In short cohesion " the attraction between two same partical called cohesion . Adhesion "the attraction between two different partical called adhesion

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Due to surface tension how do a few insects move in water???

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some bugs spread their weight out so evenly on the water, that the weight per square inch just isn't enough to break the hydrogen bonds holding the water together, so the bugs can basically walk on it. if you're talking about bugs swimming, well...it's swimming.

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Capillary action will not account for water moving up such great distances.

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