For a liquid with the contact angle of 53.6 degrees and surface tension of 0.075 N/m, capillary rise is 2.50 m. What is the expected capillary rise in meters if the liquid is replaced with another with a contact angle of 12.7 degrees and a similar surface tension? (answer should be accurate to 2 decimal places)

For a liquid with the contact angle of 53.6 degrees and surface tension of 0.075 N/m, capillary rise is 2.50 m. What is the expected capillary rise in meters if the liquid is replaced with another with a contact angle of 12.7 degrees and a similar surface tension? (answer should be accurate to 2 decimal places)

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