query: Capillary action and conservation of energy
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negative_passages.text: Conservation of momentum in infinite square well
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negative_passages.text: Energy conservation in General Relativity
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negative_passages.text: Navier-Stokes system
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negative_passages.text: Thermodynamics: heat transfer
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negative_passages.text: Where does the energy for osmosis come from?
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negative_passages.text: Conservation of energy in quantum teleportation
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negative_passages.text: Relation between power and energy
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negative_passages.text: How do we define capillary number in 2D (two dimensions)
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negative_passages.text: Crash course in classical thermodynamics
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negative_passages.text: Microscopic Material in Cycles
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negative_passages.text: How can momentum but not energy be conserved in an inelastic collision?
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negative_passages.text: Microscopic interpretation of pressure in liquids
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negative_passages.text: Is conservation of energy only for isolated systems?
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negative_passages.text: Energy changes due increasing plate separation of unconnected charged capacitor
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negative_passages.text: Conservation of Energy in a magnet