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The meniscus that forms in a graduated cylinder is primarily due to what property of water?
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The meniscus that forms in a graduated cylinder is primarily due to what property of water?

The meniscus that forms in a graduated cylinder is primarily due to what property-example-1
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Answer: Surface Tension

(Water molecules are attracted to the molecules in the wall of the glass beaker).

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