Materials that float on water:
- The materials or substances that can not be dissolved in water after prolonged stirring and floats on the water surface are known as floating materials.
- The materials which are lighter than water are capable of floating on the water's surface.
- Example: Wood, ice, dry leaves, kerosene oil, and plastic.
Materials that sink in water:
- The heavy materials or substances sink to the bottom of the water solution.
- Example: Copper, silver, gold, sand, and chalk powder.
Materials that float on water:
- The materials or substances that can not be dissolved in water after prolonged stirring and floats on the water surface are known as floating materials.
- The materials which are lighter than water are capable of floating on the water's surface.
- Example: Wood, ice, dry leaves, kerosene oil, and plastic.
Materials that sink in water:
- The heavy materials or substances sink to the bottom of the water solution.
- Example: Copper, silver, gold, sand, and chalk powder.
