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Surface tension keeps the water in a spherical shape. Or keeps rain in drop form instead of a liquid that escapes the container.

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Surface tention is energy that  helps increase the area of a liquide and incresed teh intermolecular forces.
Because of eh facct that intermolecular foeces differ based on the liquid or solute, each solution differes in the surface tension properties.

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This is what keeps water moving and water flowing. With out surface tension there were be no bodies of water, streams or oceans.

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The Water Strider. This amazing but is so light that it can walk on the top of water. This happens because it is able to stick to the top of the water, as it is not being weighed down and falling in.

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Water Striders or Gerridae - Using Surface Tension to 'Walk' on water

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Gerridae are also known as Jesus bugs or Water striders because of their unique ability to 'walk' on water. This particular colony was filmed in a Brook of the Choral River - near Indore, India. Thumbnail Image: Bruce J. Marlin, Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Water_strider_G_remigis.jpg)

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surface tension is a layer of liquid that is formed from the bond between two molecules of water.
It is what holds bodies of water together.

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Surface tension goes hand in hand with cohesion. Cohesion is the bond between two seperate molicules of water. This is what keeps the particles looking like the first image.
It also is what keeps the water stuck together and not flowting in space. They fit together like the second image.

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The surface tension is what keeps the spring afloat. Even though the spring weights more than the water and should float the shape of it and the water keep it afloat.

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Image 2

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Image 1