A quiz about the various properties of liquids and water.
Blood rises up the length of a narrow glass tube.
Mercury tends to form spherical droplets.
Moisture is found underneath the lid of a closed food container.
Frost forms on the windshield of a car on a cold morning.
Blood rises up the length of a narrow glass tube.
Mercury tends to form spherical droplets.
Moisture is found underneath the lid of a closed food container.
Frost forms on the windshield of a car on a cold morning.
Blood rises up the length of a narrow glass tube.
Mercury tends to form spherical droplets.
Moisture is found underneath the lid of a closed food container.
Frost forms on the windshield of a car on a cold morning.
Blood rises up the length of a narrow glass tube.
Mercury tends to form spherical droplets.
Moisture is found underneath the lid of a closed food container.
Even though water molecules have an extremely low mass, water exists as a liquid.
Moisture tends to collect underneath the lid of the capillary tube.
Water has a greater attraction to glass than it has to itself.
Water has hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and fluorine atoms.
Water tends to form spherical droplets inside the glass tube.
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Rise up a narrow glass tube.
Evaporate and condense at the same rate.
Change directly from a solid to a gas.
Maintain a spherical shape.
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