Science, asked by ameenuddinkhan782, 1 year ago

why does a lump of cotton wool shrink in water ?​

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Answered by aditibtsarmy
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Answer:

A lump of cotton wool shrinks in water as cotton has the characteristic of absorbing water. Thus, a cotton wool lump shrinks in water.

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Answered by meerareddygowri9
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Answer:

when the water is poured on the lamp of soil it displaces the error which is seen in the form of bubbles the organisms that live inside the soil and the plant's roots race tribes in this

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