The dead sea has a very high salt content.
Explain why it is easier for a swimmer to float in the dead sea then in a swimming pool containing fresh water?
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Because the density of saline water is more than of fresh water. The density of Saline Water is (1080 kg m per cube) and the density of fresh water is ( 1000 kg m per cube). So, it is easier for swimmer to swim in saline water because of density.
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According to me,
- The dead sea has a very high salt content and the concentration reaches 34%.
- This high concentration of dissolved salts in the water makes the water more denser than that of plain fresh water.
- Since our body weight is lighter than the density of the water, it gives more buoyancy or buoyant force.
- Hence we float on the dead sea.
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