Science, asked by mproduction468, 23 hours ago

how does water move up the stem against the force of gravity

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Answered by varshavijayvargiya19

Answer:

because of its weight

Explanation:

water is a compound made up of 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen so that's clear that if we heat it then the mass of water will be loosed and because of light weight it goes up

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how does water move up the stem against the force of gravity​

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how does water move up the stem against the force of gravity