why doe level of water change when sand is added
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The reason here is that the particles of sand are much bigger than the molecules of water. As a result they do not get dissolved in the voids present. Instead, they settle down and thereby increase the level of water.
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Remember the thirsty crow's story?
It added pebbles into water to raise the level of water (I know he shouldve used a straw instead but however)
The same applies here.
Also sand being denser settles at the bottom occupying the space in which water was before, so water raises up :)
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It added pebbles into water to raise the level of water (I know he shouldve used a straw instead but however)
The same applies here.
Also sand being denser settles at the bottom occupying the space in which water was before, so water raises up :)
Cheers!
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