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7. Two capillary tubes are placed vertically in an open container of water. One tube has a diameter of 2.0 mm, and the other
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The Height of Capillary rise can be obtained from the following Formula   

h = 4T cose pgD

Where T = Surface Tension

D = Diameter of Tube

\rho = Density of Water

\theta = The angle of T with the surface of tube

g = Gravitational Acceleration

For Water \theta =0

  .h= 47 POD

   ..ha

Thus, if the diameter of the tube is less the height of water rise will be higher.

Therefore, the tube of 1.0-inch diameter will be higher water rise.

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