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The 11 pages that link to Siphon, each with the reason it gives.

• Bernoulli's principleRelated: Bernoulli's equation helps account for pressure and elevation along the flowing liquid column.

• Roman aqueductRelated: Inverted siphons carried water across valleys where a bridge would be impractical.

• ProboscisCompared with: A siphon may aid feeding but is not itself necessarily a mouthpart.

• AqueductRelated: Inverted siphons let aqueducts cross valleys without building a high bridge.

• Greek fireBroader topic: Byzantine crews projected Greek fire through ship-mounted siphons.

• Flush toiletRelated: Many toilet designs use siphonic flow to draw bowl contents into the drain.

• ToiletRelated: Many flush toilets use siphoning to draw waste through the trapway.

• Hero of AlexandriaRelated: Hero described siphons as components in devices that moved or controlled water.

• Soxhlet extractorRelated: The siphon empties the extraction chamber once its solvent reaches the overflow level.

• Banū Mūsā brothersBroader topic: Siphons are among the basic fluid mechanisms used in devices attributed to the brothers.

• Drinking strawCompared with: Unlike a straw, a siphon continues flowing without suction once its tube is primed.