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    Waterdrops

    Oct 25, 2019 2 minutes
    with Leonie Norton

    Before painting the waterdrop, observe the reaction of water on the plant surface. Different surfaces hold different shaped drops and some surfaces repel water so no drops form. Take some water and drop it on to the leaf surface and observe the shape

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