how can we say that ice is less denser than water
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ice floats on water because density ofice is less than water. In common language we can say ice floats onwater because it is lighter than water. Any solid when place in a liquid buoyancy force that is equal to the weight of volume of liquid displaced by it.
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just missed some more important points
what it is
it is that intracellular space between them
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analomous property of water
in which by freezing water it's density increase and at 4 degree it remain constant than it expand and freeze at 0 degree
so I've always floats in water
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in which by freezing water it's density increase and at 4 degree it remain constant than it expand and freeze at 0 degree
so I've always floats in water
hope you mark my answer as branliest
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