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Objects that are less dense then water will float and objects more dense than water will sink.

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If an object ic cut in half, its density stays the same.

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When air is hot it expandes.

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5 facts of desity it is how you can tell if an object can float above water or not.

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5 facts of desity it is how you can tell if an object can float above water or not.

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is mass divided by volume

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the formula is mass divided by volume

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is LxWxH

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is L x W x H = v

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is mass x volume

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to find density you have do divide the mass by the volume and that will give you density

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steel is denser than cheese so cheese is more likely to float

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If one thing is less dense than water or a other liquid then it will float but if its more dense than i

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density

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density equals

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density e

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the degree of compactness of a substance

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Density's formula is M x V = D

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objects with less density than the water

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The formula for density is:

Deesity= Mass/Volume

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the air contains .04% carbon deoxide

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The formula for density is m/v=density [mass divided by volume]

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Mass divided by c

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Density is a very toxic and dense substance

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the formula is m\v

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did not know that the percent of it is in is the density

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The percentage of the object that is below the water is the object's density. Also, hot air balloons work because of density.

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the formula to find the density is mass divided by volume.then you will get your answer.

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the formula fro density is m/v = density.

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cola has a lot more atoms the diet cola 

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cola has a lot more atoms the diet cola 

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It is the amount of molicues in an object

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the formula to find density is mass divided by volume

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the formula to find density is mass divided by volume then you will get your answer

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If a hot air balloon is heated the balloon will expand and the molecules will have more room and it becomes lighter than air but if you turn off the heat aka the fire the balloon will shrink and the balloon will lower to the ground because your wight and the air shall lower it with the help of gravity will lower you safely to the ground! Density is in everything which is everywhere. GO DENSITY!!

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The more dense an object gets, more of the object will sink in the water.

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Regular coke has sugar which adds

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To calculate density you must

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If an object is 0.9 g/cm3 thenit is

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if some thing floats and 43% is b

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There is 0.04

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if the density is lower than the water than it will float or if its higher it will probablyhit the bottom

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You have to do mass divided by volume to find density

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to find density you do mass divided by the volume to get your total

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When hot air balloon

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the density doesn't change when you cut half of the object 

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the density doesn't change when you cut half of the object 

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if you cut a coin in half the density stays the same because the tightness of the atoms

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if you cut a coin in half the density stays the same because the tightness of the atoms

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When atoms are closer together the object has a higher mass.

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coke is more dense then diet coke because coke has sugarnwhisch 

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coke is more dense then diet coke because coke has sugarnwhisch 

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diet coke is less dense than regular coke

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Sugar and carbonated water makes things have more density than other things.

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Sugar and carbonated water makes things have more density than other things.

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Diet coke is less dense than regular coke because there is more sugar in regular coke which means more atoms.

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Diet coke is less dense than regular coke because there is more sugar in regular coke which means more atoms.

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diet coke is less dense than regular coke

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diet coke is less dense than regular coke

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The amount CO2 in the air has changed.

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objects will float if they whey less

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The density doesn't change if you half half of the object

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If something is floating on water but some of it that is underwater the percentage of the object underwater is the density it will be 0. Something.

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If you split something the density doesn't change

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when atoms are close together they have more mass when they are are spreed out then stuff has less mass that how the diet coke didn't sink but the normal coke did

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The density stays the same no matter the size or even if cut.

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The density stays the same no matter the size or even if cut.

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Air is made up of atoms and molecules

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if objects float they are below

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D=m/v

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the air inside of the air balloon is density

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The percent of how much somethings underwater is how much of a gram it is.

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It is Mass divided by Volume D=M/V
Zoe Young

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is Mass divided by Volume

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A scientist sees how much the object is in water (in %!) then convert it into a decimal.

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Density is the amount of mass in a unit volume. Density also decides whether an object will float or sink in water. (D = M/V)

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Density = Mass divided by volume and is in almoast everything

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Sugar adds more density so the object will float

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Are affected by carbon dioxide

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.04% percent of the air is carbon dioxide

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Carbon dioxide is used by every living thing.

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Density is the amount of mass divided by the amount of volume. objects that are less dense than water will float and objects that are less dense than air then they will fly. If you cut an object in half it will hae the same density of water. Different forms of a similar substance can have different density.

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When you put heat in something it expanse and then when you take heat away from it it goes back to normal.

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Ice floats because of density and you cant change the density of an objec

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You cant change the density of an object.

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Sugar adds more density so the object will float.

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When you change the size of something the density stays the same because it's how packed the molecules are.

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honey is more dense than water.

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when you cut something in half, the objects density will remain the same

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When you make something smaller than its original size, the density doesn't change . Density is how tightly packed the molecules are, something less dense than water floats, if the object is 75% underwater its density is 0.75g/cm3.

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It has to be less than 1 to float and if its a little over it will still float but it will be down a little more than it would be if it was 1

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Density relies on how thick or how thin something is, aka how close together the particles are. It's also what makes hot air balloons float/rise.

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Something that is less dense will float on something that is more dense.

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Even if cut in half the density is the same

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putting more water in a bottle makes he atom sin that bottle/can more dense

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when you cut an object in half the density stills stays compacted and squished together which does not change the density

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the density is the same no matter what