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Ever wondered how plants drink without a pump? That’s capillary action defying gravity!
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Discover the magic of capillary action in this fun and quick science explainer! Watch as a simple paper towel soaks up colored water all by itself, revealing how water climbs using adhesion and cohesion forces. Learn about Jurin’s Law and why liquids rise higher in thinner tubes. See real-world examples like plants sipping water, coffee filters, and medical devices harnessing this fascinating physics trick. Perfect for curious teens eager to see everyday science in action! Don’t miss out on more amazing daily-life physics hacks—like, share, and explore our playlist for more wonders! #CapillaryAction #ScienceExplainer #PhysicsFun #DailyScience #STEMLearning #CuriousTeens

Learn more:
• Livescience capillary action experiment – www.livescience.com/capillary-action-experiment-su… :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}
• Idaho State University physics demo – www.isu.edu/physics/outreach/physics-class-demos/d… :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

Chapters:
00:00 Paper Towel Magic
00:05 Demo – Watch Water Climb
00:18 Why It Rises – Adhesion & Cohesion
00:30 Jurin’s Law – Thin vs Wide Tubes
00:40 Real-World Uses – Plants & Lab Tech

✅ CC Credits:
1. Capillary Action Demonstration
   • Capillary Action  
CC: “Capillary Action” by Hands On Discovery Center

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