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The 69 pages that link to Surface tension, each with the reason it gives.

• Cassie's lawRelated: Liquid surface tension affects the pressure and stability of air pockets beneath droplets.

• Double bubble theoremRelated: Equal surface tensions determine the 120-degree meeting angles in the standard configuration.

• Drinking strawRelated: Surface tension influences the meniscus and flow at a straw’s opening.

• Drop and bubble phenomenaRelated: It resists deformation and breakup while driving small drops and bubbles toward spherical shapes.

• Glaucus atlanticusRelated: Glaucus hangs beneath the surface film, which helps support its inverted floating posture.

• Interactions in fluidsRelated: Unequal molecular attractions at an interface create a net surface force.

• Interfacial flowsRelated: It resists interface expansion and drives curvature-dependent forces.

• Kelvin equationRelated: It sets the strength of the curvature correction to equilibrium vapor pressure.

• Properties of waterRelated: Water’s strong intermolecular cohesion gives it unusually high surface tension.

• PuddleRelated: Surface tension helps shape the edges of small pools of water.

• SaldidaeRelated: It supports the brief surface-running movements shore bugs use around water.

• Vapor–liquid separatorRelated: Surface tension influences droplet formation, breakup, and coalescence inside the vessel.

• VeliidaeRelated: Riffle bugs distribute their weight so their legs can exploit water’s surface tension without breaking through.