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2. Pick two materials that float from the table above.

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8090 [49]3 years ago

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Explanation:

so let's say fertilizer sinks it would be higher density and like salt it would be a solvent hope that helps honestly it probably did not but kind of a guide I guess and another one is ice it will be like a toy and here's a tip water is and always will be 1 gl

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