Surface Tension

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[mohdakmalqasmi]

When you added the soap 🧼, you have impacted the surface tension of the water by changing the polarity of the water molecules. This is the reason to fall clips in to the water .

[shraddhaverma]

Aaj kal mai surface tension ke baare me hi padh rahi hu...is video ne mere concept ko aur achhe se clear kar diya...thank u so much for this and aisi videos banate rahiye jald hi aapke laakho subscribers ho jayenge..keep doing😊👍

[lisakhan]

Great job sir recently I come to your account but it really awesome really your content steal my heart lots of love from Pakistan

[stranger]

Thanks for this video.. It really help me

[ikhwanulhalim]

Ok, we can decrease water surface tension, but how we can increase water surface tension?

[PraveenKumar-lkto]

Great sir, I am not a science student but I really love your content.

[SudhakaraNaiklr-chbk]

the mass of the metal wire is multiplied with gravity

[SudhakaraNaiklr-chbk]

mass of the metal wire is multiplied with gravity hence we found surface tension

[TWMRBELLN]

Here's how it works! (It's just surface tension!) Surface tension is the energy, or work, required to increase the surface area of a liquid due to intermolecular forces. Since these intermolecular forces vary depending on the nature of the liquid (e.g. water vs. gasoline) or solutes in the liquid (e.g. surfactants like detergent), each solution exhibits differing surface tension properties. Whether you know it or not, you already have seen surface tension at work. Whenever you fill a glass of water too far, you may notice afterward that the level of the water in the glass is actually higher than the height of the glass. You may have also noticed that the water that you spilled has formed into pools that rise up off the counter. Both of these phenomena are due to surface tension.

[bharathkumarpatil]

I agree with the surface tension
But clips fell only after hitting the edge of the bowl so bit confusing

[ZeroSou]

Я знаю трохи інший Surface Tension...)