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DescriptionCapillarity.svg	Deutsch: Kapillarität am Beispiel von Wasser und Quecksilber English: Capillarity Nederlands: Capillariteit Türkçe: Kılcallık
Date	9 November 2006
Source	own work created in Inkscape, based on the graphics by Daniel Stiefelmaier
Author	MesserWoland
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