Lecture

Capillary Rise and Hydrostatic Pressure

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of capillary rise in hydrostatic equilibrium, discussing examples of water in containers and capillaries. It explains the relationship between capillary pressure, water tension, and atmospheric pressure, as well as the determination of hydraulic head using piezometers.

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