siphon
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siphon siphon This experiment demonstrates the role of atmospheric pressure in explaining the hydrostatic characteristics of a siphon and the role of molecular cohesion.
siphon It's actually gravity that allows the siphon to work: water in the downward part of the siphon pulls the water in the rest of The solution to cross these obstacles was to install inverted siphons, or pipelines, deep in the ground so Colorado River water could continue its journey
siphon What is another word for siphon? · Noun · A device to drain liquids by utilizing a pump or funnel mechanism · A flexible tube conveying water, used chiefly for to carry or pass through a siphon:We siphoned some gasoline from the car's gas tank and filled the container.
siphon A siphon is a straight tube that transfers fluid from a lower point to a higher point using pressure variation. It is mainly used for generating electricity in to convey, draw, or pass through or as if through a siphon : to siphon water; to siphon off profits into a secret bank account.
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siphonSiphon - - University Corporation for Atmospheric Research This experiment demonstrates the role of atmospheric pressure in explaining the hydrostatic characteristics of a siphon and the role of molecular cohesion. It's actually gravity that allows the siphon to work: water in the downward part of the siphon pulls the water in the rest of
