What will happen to an object
that is more dense than the fluid
it is in?
A. It will si...
Chemistry, 25.02.2021 08:30 markusblazer
What will happen to an object
that is more dense than the fluid
it is in?
A. It will sink.
B. It will float.
C. It will rise to the surface.
D. It will bounce out of the water.
Answers: 2
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