capillary zones

Capillary zones refer to areas within a magnetic field where there are distinct layers or zones of charged particles. These zones can influence the movement and behavior of fluids and gases, especially in natural systems like groundwater or soil. In simpler terms, it's like how water can travel up tiny tubes (or capillaries) against gravity; in these zones, materials can move and behave differently based on their properties and the surrounding environment. Understanding capillary zones is important in fields like geology, hydrology, and environmental science, as they impact water distribution and pollutant transport.