The fresh berries do have an after taste to them, but the after taste is in the seeds. what I do is just mush them around in my mouth and not chew, or you can just let the berries sit overnight and the after taste will be gone the next day. Like Bookmark March 16, 2011 at 7:19PM.
Not all liquids are good at capillary action. If a liquid's cohesive forces are stronger than its adhesion to another surface, it's not going to happen. Mercury is a good example of this. It is very strongly attracted to itself and will not climb the sides of a glass tube, or anything else really.
Report Abuse. 1  The most gas exchange occurs in the capillaries as the pressure there is low. The hemoglobin (protein in the red blood cells) is more loosely bonded to oxygen where the pressure is lower. 2  Gas Exchange occurs in the capillaries that branch off from the arteries. The capillaries touch cells and oxygen inside blood cells exit the capillary and enter the body cell while carbon dioxide exits the body cell, travels through the capillary wall and enters the blood cell. Source(s): My science teacher.