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14) A capillary tube in water has 6.0cm of the tube above water. If the capillary rise of the tube for water is 7.0cm, then the meniscus at the top will look like. A) Fig 13 (B) (C) (D)

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14) A capillary tube in water has 6.0cm of the tube above water. If the capillary rise of the tube for water
is 7.0cm, then the meniscus at the top will look like.
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Fig 13
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