Question

question 24 (1 point) how does capillary rise compare between polar and nonpolar substances? a polar substances have a higher capillary rise b nonpolar substances have a higher capillary rise c polar substances have a lower capillary rise question 25 (1 point) why do polar droplets show capillary action? a due to hydrogen bonding b due to nonpolar forces

Explanation:

For Question 24, polar substances have stronger intermolecular forces (such as hydrogen - bonding) with the capillary walls compared to non - polar substances, leading to a higher capillary rise. For Question 25, polar droplets show capillary action mainly due to hydrogen bonding which allows them to adhere to the capillary walls and be pulled up.

Answer:

Question 24: a. Polar substances have a higher capillary rise
Question 25: a. Due to hydrogen bonding