iron nail sinks in water but not in Mercury why?
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because mercury reacts with iron
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we can see that the density of iron nails is greater than water, hence sink in it and is lesser than mercury and hence float.
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Why does an iron nail sink in water but float in mercury?
Density of iron is less than the density of mercury; hence, an iron nail floats in mercury and density of iron is more than the density of water; hence, an iron nail sinks in water.
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