Why does a small drop of mercury take a spherical shape? How is the above property independent of temperature?
Why does a small drop of mercury take a spherical shape, whereas bigger drops are flat?
Why does a drop of water form a spherical shape on a flat surface? How many free surface does a mercury drop have in water? (iii) point in the image. What's the property in which the tendency of a small drop of fallen water remains in a spherical form? Why is a liquid droplet spherical in shape? What is the surface of Mercury similar to? What is the surface of Mercury like? What's it like on the surface of Mercury? Why mercury has lower vapour pressure? Why is there a difference of gravity between Mercury and Earth? Why does this happen? How and why are planets spherical? What makes them round? Why does the slowly rotating planet Mercury have a magnetic field if it doesn't have a molten core? Why are planets spherical? Why do bubbles have spherical shape explain with the concept of excess pressure and binding forces ? Chemistry: Why mercury(I) is shown as Hg2(2+) rather than just Hg(1+)? What properties of mercury make it a metal? Why does moon drop look like that? Why do less dense materials float on water? Why do extraterrestrial bodies always appear as a spherical shape? Why not square or cylindrical? Why is mercury in a thermometer red? Does matter fall or float through space? Why is the earth round? Why are all planets spherical? How big a water drop can be? All things are supposed to fall to the earth because of gravity, then why do clouds float? Why do helium balloons deflate? Why are planets mostly round? Two objects of mass 50 kg and 500 kg are dropped from the same height. Which object will hit the ground first? Why was Pluto dropped as a planet? Why does the x-axis shrink whereas the y-axis expands and then vice versa as a gravitational wave passes? Why is mercury used in thermometers?