Physics, asked by muskanmuskan8953, 1 year ago

why doesn't orange sink in water

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Answered by jyotiatil1822

Explanation:

When a peeled orange is placed in water, it sinks. The unpeeled orange floats on the water. This happens because the unpeeled orange has a porous peel which contains tiny air pockets. These air pockets make the orange seem less dense than water, causing it to float.

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