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Buoyancy force as a function of the density of the liquid

Buoyancy force as a function of the density of the liquid

LP1.1.4.2

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The students immerse an object in water. The object is just heavy enough to sink. Then they add salt. This tells them that the buoyancy force in salt water is greater than in water. Students should be familiar with the density and buoyancy.

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1	664 123	Beaker, PP, 250 ml, squat
1	686 53 4	Round tin with cap
1	362 352 4	Steel balls in can
1	590 08	Measuring cylinder 100 ml

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Buoyancy force as a function of the density of the liquid

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