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Why do some objects float and others sink in water or other liquids?
Mechanism: explanation, common observation
Payoff: Explaining in simple terms what determines floating vs. sinking—revealing the role of density, not just weight.
Factual: pendingApproval: pending1 evidence links
Evidence
1youtubeDuplicates
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youtube · youtube.video
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