two vertical parallel glass plates 0.1 mm apart are partially immersed in water. Considering that the water does not reach the upper edges of the sheets and that the liquid completely wets the glass, determine: a) the height that rises in the flat capillary, b) the attractive force between the plates. Consider the width of the sheet l=12cm and density y=72.8*10^-3 N/m

two vertical parallel glass plates 0.1 mm apart are partially immersed in water. Considering that the water does not reach the upper edges of the sheets and that the liquid completely wets the glass, determine: a) the height that rises in the flat capillary, b) the attractive force between the plates. Consider the width of the sheet l=12cm and density y=72.8*10^-3 N/m

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