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Capillary Water Surfaces
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Description: "Diagram showing three soil grains surrounded by water films: Straight arrows indicate direction and magnitude of the pressure of the capillary water surfaces; curved arrows indicate movement of water resulting from difference in pressure." -Department of Agriculture, 1899
Source: Department of Agriculture Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture 1898 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1899) 401
Keywords: capillary water surface, adhesion, hydrology, fluid dynamics, capillary diagram, capillary magnitude, soil grains
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