1. Water on glass = droplets moved outward and remained to have fairly smooth edges.
2. Water on aluminum = droplets stayed in place
3. Water on saran wrap = droplets stayed in place
4. Water on paper plate = droplets stayed in place but were slightly raised.
5. Vegetable oil on glass = when dropped immediately started expanding outward fast and combined with another droplet close by; however you can still distingush each droplet.
6. Vegetable oil on aluminum = when dropped immediately started expanding outward.
7. Vegetable oil on plastic = droplets stayed in place, but more raised (bubble like).
8. Tequila on aluminum = droplets stayed in place
9. Tequila on glass = droplets immediately started expanding towards one another completely combining with another droplet. Edges are more jagged, not round like on the wax paper.
10. Tequila on plastic = droplets stayed firm in place, no expansion.
11. Tequila on wax paper = droplets stayed firm in place but more raised (bubble like).
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