Question 1
Why is it important to compare densities in a qualitative manner?
Question 2
What determines whether an object will float or sink in a substance?
Question 3
What can be inferred if an egg floats in Setup B but sinks in Setup A with identical liquids?
Question 4
How can a tar ball floating on glycerin but sinking in water describe its density?
Question 5
How does an object's density relate to its buoyant force in a liquid?
Question 6
What is a practical application of understanding relative density?
Question 7
What conclusion can be drawn if identical liquids across different setups exhibit differing floating behaviors of the same object?
Question 8
What does a dense object in a less dense liquid demonstrate?
Question 9
If two substances of identical volume are compared for density, what indicates floating behavior?
Question 10
In a density column, which liquid would sit at the bottom?
Question 11
In Experiment Setup A, why does the egg sink?
Question 12
If a white object floats on a blue liquid but sinks through red and clear liquids, what can we conclude about its density?
Question 13
What does observing a floating object in a density column convey?
Question 14
When a plastic object floats on water but sinks through corn oil, what does this indicate about its density?
Question 15
Why does an iceberg float in the ocean?