RAINBOW WALKING WATER | Walking Water Experiment | Capillary Action Explained |

This experiment is a fun activity for all ages. This video shows the step-by-step instructions in doing the rainbow water experiment. How does the water move from one cup to another?
The water moves because of a process called capillary action. Water is able to move against the force of gravity and the water molecules stick to each other and to the fibers of the paper towel. As water molecules are attracted to the fibers of the paper towel, they pull other water molecules with them.
As a result, the water travels up and across the paper towel out of one glass and into another.

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[nishasingh]

Please give the answer fast today I have to give the project