Editing Drop (liquid) (section)

== Gallery ==
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Image:Blue Droplet.jpg|Blue dye being dropped in a saucer of milk
Image:2006-02-13 Drop-impact.jpg|Impact of a drop of water
Image:2006-01-28 drop-impact backjet.jpg|Backjet from drop impact
File:Rain drops - Japan -2016 July 20.webm|Rain droplets impacting and dripping down
File:Milk Drop Coronet, 1957.jpg|[[Milk Drop Coronet|Edgerton's]] ultra-high-speed photograph of the splash of a drop of milk forming a small crown
Image:Post-splash with droplets.jpg|A drop of water hitting a wet metal surface and ejecting more droplets, which become water [[Antibubble|globule]]s and skim across the surface of the water
Image:Water drop on a leaf.jpg|A drop of water on a leaf, [[hydrophobic effect]], partial [[wetting]]
Image:Water droplet backjet.JPG|A triple backjet after impact
Image:Raindrop on a fern frond.jpg|Photo of a raindrop on a fern frond
Image:2006-01-21 Detaching drop.jpg|Detaching drop
Image:Showerheadandwaterdroplets.jpg|Water droplets forming out of a shower head
Image:Asteraceae03.JPG|A drop of water on an [[Asteraceae]]
Image:A small flower refracted in rain droplets.jpg|Droplets of water refracting a small flower
Image:Water Drop on rose leaf.JPG|A raindrop on a leaf
Image:Water_Droplets_Background.JPG|Water droplets on glass
Image:Fountain water droplets.jpg|Fountain water droplets as seen in very short exposure
Image:Water drops on rose leaf.jpg|Rain droplets on [[rose]] plant leaf
File:RainDrops1.jpg|Rain water flux from a canopy. Among the forces that govern drop formation: [[surface tension]], [[Cohesion (chemistry)|cohesion]], [[Van der Waals force]], [[Plateau–Rayleigh instability]].
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