Physics, asked by nasreensultana, 1 year ago

why does the liquid rise in a syringe when its piston is pulled up?

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Answered by Anonymous

This is due to the pressure. The liquid pushes up against the hole at the end of the needle, but there's no air to push back on it, it rushes in. Then when we press the plunger back down, it pushes the liquid back out of the needle.

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