8) The net effect of a pull on all the surface molecules to make the surface of the liquid contract and to make the surface are as small as possible is a) surface tension b) capillary action c) viscous fluid flow d) osmosis

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8) The net effect of a pull on all the surface molecules to make the surface of the
liquid contract and to make the surface are as small as possible is
a) surface tension b) capillary action.
c) viscous fluid flow d) osmosis
Transcribed Image Text:8) The net effect of a pull on all the surface molecules to make the surface of the liquid contract and to make the surface are as small as possible is a) surface tension b) capillary action. c) viscous fluid flow d) osmosis
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