Physics, asked by sanjithkumar4656, 10 months ago

Difference between cohesion and adhesion in fluid mechanics

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Both of them are kind of attractive force, which govern the shape of liquids over a surface. Adhesion - Adhesion is the attraction between unlike molecules. Cohesion - Cohesion is the attraction between molecules of the same material. Cohesive force is responsible for surface tension.

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