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Standard VI

Chemistry

Natural Substances

A leaf nbsp...

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A leaf on water while a coin in it.

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Solution

The correct options are
B sinks
C floats
Materials which are lighter than water floats on it.
For example: sponge, paper, leaf, etc.
Materials which are heavier than water sinks in it.
For example:- iron nail, sand, coin, etc.

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A leaf on water while a coin in it.

The correct options are B sinks C floatsMaterials which are lighter than water floats on it. For example: sponge, paper, leaf, etc. Materials which are heavier than water sinks in it. For example:- iron nail, sand, coin, etc.

The correct options are
B sinks
C floats
Materials which are lighter than water floats on it.
For example: sponge, paper, leaf, etc.
Materials which are heavier than water sinks in it.
For example:- iron nail, sand, coin, etc.