place 12g of rain, 12g of snow, and 12g of ice in order of increasing volume. use density to explain the order

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Layla Baird

Chemistry

21 July, 16:30

place 12g of rain, 12g of snow, and 12g of ice in order of increasing volume. use density to explain the order

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Nola Dudley · Answer 1

12g of ice has the highest density, then comes 12g of snow and then 12g of rain

Explanation:

because density increases and as temperature decreases

solids have the highest density liquids have a moderate density gases have the least density

Chase · Answer 2

12g of rain 12g of snow 12g of ice

Explanation:

yes this was answered by a 6th grader no joke so what happens is rain would basically classified as water so that would sink all the way to the bottom. Then snow cause that is somewhat like a solid mixed up with water so that would be second and then ice is just a plain old solid i hope i answered your question