Water molecules cling tothe side of a beaker.A drop of water spilled on a tableforms a drop on the table, ratherthan spreading out over the surface.Water molecules clingto plant cell walls.A water strider runs across a pondwithout breaking the surface.adhesioncohesionResetHeWater molecules areattracted to each other.A sewing needle floats when itis placed gently on top ofwater in a bucket.surface tension

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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