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From: mrbrunnerutah
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  • The fibers of the cloth somehow attract the water perhaps?

  • Air pressure so easy!

  • Capillary action

  • Fun with Science! You look like a great teacher. Congrats!

    PS: I'm 55 and I'm still playing with Fantast.Contrap., too

  • Gravity is acting on the water of course, but it is also acting on everything around the water. Hence we have air pressure. The air pressure is so great that it manages to push down on the water forcing the water to travel up the paper towel, so the paper towel is acting kind of like a mercury barometer.

  • is it capillar action

  • I can't wait to be like this one day. I want to be a science teacher. Best job ever!

  • You look like a really great teacher i wish you were my teacher

  • When you look at a water drop. It hold's itself in a droplet shaped figure. The reason for that is because water molecule has 2 hydrogen molecule and 1 oxygen. That acts as a magnet and it hols on to other water molecules. Which then wont allow the other water molecules to saperate. Therefore holding a droplet shape.

  • is it anything to do with the osmosis principal with the water moving from an area of high concentration to and area of low concentration?

  • osmosis is with cells

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