What is it that gets wetter when it dries?
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a towel\nas it dries people it gets wetter
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It doesn't dry until it's exposed to air.
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The two most likely scenarios are a) You are not watering enough so it is drying up. B) You've overwatered, this causes the roots to rot, the tree cannot take up any more water since the roots are dead, hence it dries up and looks as if its been underwatered.
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The closths are all rubbing against each other in the drier. And they are made of different materials (polyester, cotton, nylon and blends). While they are still wet, any electricity built up from the rubbing in the drier is dispersed through the water and the positive and negative charges short out, leaving a net of zero. \n\nBut as they dry, it gets harder and harder for the electrical charge to 'flow' and it just accumulates on different fabrics. More positive on some, more negative on others. And since this charge cannot easily flow, it's called 'static electricity'. And the postive charge on one peice of clothing attracts the negative charge on another and they 'stick'.
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Check out the Myth Buster show. They proved the answer is run. One gets wetter if one runs in the rain!
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When a Liquid evaporates it takes the heat of the surroundings to reach its Vapourisation State ... Thus making you fell cooler
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Rain.  you are describing the dewpoint.
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condensation--the difference in temperature from the outside and the water in the glass causes the water to condense and it gets wet.
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paper is pulpified wood that's dried into thin sheets.  Any liquids (grease, water, etc) will soak into the mix and separate the fibers, causing it to become transparent.  Except with water, it will ultimately evaporate out.  Grease doesn't evaporate away at room temperature like water does, so the transparency remains.
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by absorbing moisture especially if it is hygroscopic
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It works on the pricipal that when a liquid evaporates, the temperature of the surface it is evaporating from (the remaining liquid) falls ....
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mostly mineral, you'll probably find sodium chloride (salt) in it, but it depends on which water body is evaporated.
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It's because of evaporation.  Whenever something evaporates, it takes energy away from what it's touching, and the temperature goes down.
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The molecules in the water are in motion and as the move some of them move into the air and this is called evaporation.  The water will evaporate into the air until the air is as it can be at whatever the temperature is.  When the saturation is greater than the air can hold, condensation forms.
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The fibers form small cells which the water can fill. Wetting (a form of adhesion) of the fibers and surface tension (on water surfaces not contacting the fiber) tend to hold the water in the cells.
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None, unless you put some in it or it rains!
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As the water vapor cools along with the air, it begins to go into a liquid state and will collect on anything it can, usually dust particles in the air. From there, it depends on the amount of water and the air temperature whether you will get dew, rain or snow.