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Joey Lowery
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26 March, 06:55
What is denser, salt water or cold water? Why?
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Rosemary Ware
26 March, 07:09
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Salt water is dense than cold H20 Because fresh H2O sinks when it is in the salt water
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Zaire Heath
26 March, 07:11
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Salt water is denser than cold water because fresh water sinks when it is in salt water.
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