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The 15 pages that link to Cohesion, each with the reason it gives.

• Surface tensionRelated: Cohesive attraction leaves surface molecules with fewer neighbors and raises the surface’s energy.

• Capillary actionRelated: Cohesion within the liquid contributes to surface tension and holds the rising column together.

• AdhesionCompared with: Adhesion acts across unlike materials, whereas cohesion holds each material together internally.

• Discourse analysisRelated: Cohesive ties help analysts track how a discourse holds together across sentences.

• WettingRelated: A liquid’s cohesive forces resist creating additional liquid–vapor interface during spreading.

• PaintRelated: Cohesion helps a cured paint film remain intact instead of cracking or shedding.

• AdhesiveRelated: It explains whether the adhesive layer stays intact under stress.

• Slope stabilityRelated: Cohesion can help a slope resist sliding even where frictional resistance is limited.

• Angle of reposeRelated: Moisture or other attractions can let a pile stand steeper than friction alone predicts.

• Granular materialRelated: Moisture and surface forces can make fine grains clump instead of flow freely.

• Shear strengthRelated: It represents resistance that remains even when normal confinement is absent.

• Mohr–Coulomb theoryRelated: It sets the failure envelope’s shear-strength intercept when normal stress is zero.

• Adhesive tapeRelated: The adhesive must hold together internally when tape is peeled away.

• Modular programmingRelated: High cohesion keeps each module focused on a specific responsibility.

• Properties of waterRelated: Hydrogen bonding makes water molecules cohere, contributing to surface tension.