This video demonstrates that water can hold more objects than expected due to surface tension, as shown by a paperclip chain experiment where 100 paperclips do not cause overflow, but 115 paperclips do, illustrating how surface tension allows water to support additional weight beyond its apparent capacity.
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If I drop pepper clip in, will the water overflow? No. [music] Then try to guess how many of them I need to do it. 10, 69, or 100?
Okay, first 10. And it's too easy. This is the wrong answer. Let's speed it up with the chain of five. Clip train time.
40 55 60 [music] 70 80 85 90 100 still not enough. Let's continue.
The answer is 115.
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