Q1: Capillary rise in tube depending on the tube diameter, specific volume, dynamic viscosity, and surface tension. Determine a suitable set of a term using MLT system. (Use surface tension and dynamic viscosity as repeating variables).

Q1: Capillary rise in tube depending on the tube diameter, specific volume, dynamic viscosity, and surface tension. Determine a suitable set of a term using MLT system. (Use surface tension and dynamic viscosity as repeating variables).

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