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Capillarity at the nanoscale

Chemical Society Reviews, 2010
In this critical review we treat the phenomenon of capillarity in nanoscopic confinement, based on application of the Young-Laplace equation. In classical capillarity the curvature of the meniscus is determined by the confining geometry and the macroscopic contact angle.
Niels R Tas
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Capillarity in Action

2021
The phenomenon of capillarity can occur during culinary processes because the thermal treatment of animal or plant tissues weakens the material holding together the cells making up the tissues. For all the phenomena for which capillarity, diffusion, osmosis or “imbibition” is considered as the interpretation, the core question is the exchange of matter
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Panicum capillare

2021
Panicum capillare aggr. Haarästige Hirse Art ISFS: 290300 Checklist: 1032355 Poaceae Panicum Panicum capillare aggr. Enthält: Panicum barbipulvinatum Nash Panicum capillare L. Panicum hillmanii Chase Bestimmungsschlüssel Zusammenfassung Artbeschreibung (nach Lauber & al. 2018): 20-80 cm hoch, knickig aufsteigend.
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Leveraging Capillarity

2022
Surface tension is an essential force for the functioning of the world and life. Centuries of study, and still, new applications and limits of surface tension are being explored. Water has always drawn attention for its high surface tension value, 72mN/m compared to ethanol's 20mN/m.
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Capillarity

Resonance, 1996
Rajaram Nityananda, Mohan Delampady
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Bryum capillare

2006
Enthält 1 Bild des Haar-Birnmooses.
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Confinement Capillarity of Thin Coating for Boosting Solar‐Driven Water Evaporation

Advanced Functional Materials, 2021
Zhenxing Wang, Fang He, Li Yuexiang
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Adaptation of Muscle Capillarity

1985
The single most important physiological factor affecting the capillarity of skeletal and cardiac muscle is normal growth. In both skeletal and cardiac muscle, increases in body size and weight are associated with increases in the cross sectional area of existing fibers and decreases in capillary density which result in longer diffusion distances (Aquin
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Capillarity

2005
D. Or, M. Tuller
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