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On a sunny morning, Mina set orange juice and a straw beside her plate.
Why Does a Straw Pull Juice Up?When you suck on a straw, air pressure helps push the drink up the straw and into your mouth.
1. On a sunny morning, Mina set orange juice and a straw beside her plate.
2. Mina pushed the straw into the juice, but the drink stayed below.
3. She lifted the straw and found only a tiny drop at its tip.
4. Mina placed the straw between her lips and took a long sip.
5. The juice rose inside the straw and reached Mina's mouth.
6. Mina peered through the clear straw and wondered what pushed the juice.
7. When Mina sucked, some air left the straw, and the pressure inside fell.
8. The air around the glass pushed on the juice and sent it up.
9. When you suck on a straw, air pressure helps push the drink up the straw and into your mouth.
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