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nevsk [136]
2 years ago
11

El hielo flota sobre el agua. Le ocurre igual a un metal sólido sobre su correspondiente fundido?

Biology
1 answer:
Iteru [2.4K]2 years ago
5 0

Un metal sólido no flota sobre su correspondiente fundido poque es mas denso que el mismo.

Que una sustancia flote en otra depende de sus densidades. La densidad es el cociente entre la masa y el volumen de un objeto. Los objetos menos denso flotan en los mas densos.

En general, los sólidos son mas densos que los líquidos, y estos que los gases. Esto se debe a las fuerzas de atracción que hacen que la misma masa ocupe menos volumen en el caso de los sólidos. Este es el caso de los metales sólidos que no flotan en su correspondiente fundido.

El hielo flotando sobre el agua es una excepción a esta regla general. El puente de hidrógeno en el agua hace que este tenga mas volumen que el liquido y por lo tanto sea menos denso.

Un metal sólido no flota sobre su correspondiente fundido poque es mas denso que el mismo.

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