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    This document discusses materials that float and sink. It explains that some materials float in water while others sink, depending on their density. Less dense materials float, while denser materials sink. Common examples of floating materials are wood and plastic, while gold and iron typically sink. The document suggests testing different objects to see if they float or sink and understand why based on their composition and density.

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    This document discusses materials that float and sink. It explains that some materials float in water while others sink, depending on their density. Less dense materials float, while denser materials sink. Common examples of floating materials are wood and plastic, while gold and iron typically sink. The document suggests testing different objects to see if they float or sink and understand why based on their composition and density.

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    This document discusses materials that float and sink. It explains that some materials float in water while others sink, depending on their density. Less dense materials float, while denser materials sink. Common examples of floating materials are wood and plastic, while gold and iron typically sink. The document suggests testing different objects to see if they float or sink and understand why based on their composition and density.

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    8 views19 pages

    Grade 4

    Uploaded by

    Sheena Marie B. Ancla
    This document discusses materials that float and sink. It explains that some materials float in water while others sink, depending on their density. Less dense materials float, while denser materials sink. Common examples of floating materials are wood and plastic, while gold and iron typically sink. The document suggests testing different objects to see if they float or sink and understand why based on their composition and density.

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