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Water clings to the side of a graduated cylinder because of what property?
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Water clings to the side of a graduated cylinder because of what property?

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I think its cohesion because it has a magnetic like effect that - and + effects within the water molecule will want to stick to any other objects and because everything its composed of electrons and protons, so they connect with +,-,+,-,+,-,+,-,+,-,
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