The science of wineglass tears (or wine legs) @AppliedScience
The science of wineglass tears (or wine legs)  @AppliedScience
Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The surface tension of water and the evaporation of ethanol produce an interesting effect in a wineglass known as "tears" or "legs". The process is caused by the Marangoni effect, which explains how toy soap boats work among other interesting things.
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The science of wineglass tears (or wine legs)

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