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Capillary surface

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A capillary surface refers to the surface of a liquid that is influenced by capillary forces, which arise from the interactions between the liquid and a solid surface (or between different fluids). This concept is often discussed in the context of fluid mechanics and physics, particularly when considering the behavior of liquids in small spaces or near solid boundaries.

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