Surface Tension and Capillarity Step by Step
A lightweight execution-visualization book.
Surface Line Force
surface-tension-pulls-along-a-line
two-film-surfaces-double-the-edge-force
surface-energy-uses-the-same-gamma
Curvature Makes Pressure
small-droplet-has-a-pressure-jump
soap-film-has-two-curved-surfaces
larger-radius-lowers-the-pressure-jump
Capillary Rise As A Pressure Balance
capillary-pressure-lifts-a-column
narrower-tube-rises-higher
wrong-column-height-breaks-the-balance
Wetting Projection And Source Audit
projected-pull-is-smaller-than-line-force
surface-ledgers-share-one-gamma-source
surface-audit-cites-every-source
Relation Cross-Scans
line-force-gamma-length-cross-scan
surface-energy-gamma-area-cross-scan
curvature-pressure-radius-factor-cross-scan
projected-force-factor-cross-scan
Boundary Depth Scans
line-force-floor-three-row-scan
surface-energy-floor-three-row-scan
curvature-pressure-ceiling-three-row-scan
capillary-balance-three-row-scan
projected-force-floor-three-row-scan