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> there's an old physics term for that but i can't remember it. it's like
> having two panes of glass, one on top of another, and dipping one end in a
> bin of water. the water eventually makes it's way up b/w the panes of
> glass, until the entire area b/w the glass has water in it.
It's called the capillary effect.
Matthias Jetleb
VA3-MWJ
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