How to pronounce“sufrace”in English
IPA/sjʌːfrɪs/
Syllablessu·frace
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I tried using slides that hadn't been passed through a flame and then I couldn't get the drops to move.
So on researching this further I found out that passing the microscope slide through the flame creates a high energy sufrace and what that means is, the flame is essentially breaking open some of the bonds -
the glass bonds in the surface of this slide - and when you put the droplet on top, Its those open bonds, its that high energy surface that
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