Which principle explains buoyancy?
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Archimedes' principle relates buoyant force to displaced fluid.
The upward force equals the weight of the displaced fluid.
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Archimedes' principle relates buoyant force to displaced fluid.
The upward force equals the weight of the displaced fluid.
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Convection occurs when warmer fluid moves and cooler fluid replaces it.
It happens in liquids and gases.
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A ship contains large air-filled spaces.
Its total mass spread over its volume gives an average density below water.
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Thermal radiation travels as electromagnetic waves.
It does not require a material medium.
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Density compares mass with the space occupied.
It is calculated as mass divided by volume.
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Space between the Sun and Earth is nearly a vacuum.
Solar energy reaches Earth as electromagnetic radiation.
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Ice has an open crystal structure that occupies more volume.
Its lower density causes it to float on water.
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Wood and many plastics conduct heat poorly.
They reduce heat transfer to the user's hand.
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Freezing expands water into a less dense solid structure.
The resulting ice is buoyant in liquid water.
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Metals transfer heat efficiently from the flame to food.
This makes cooking faster and more even.
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A raised object has energy because of its position in a gravitational field.
This energy can convert to kinetic energy as it falls.
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Pressure is force distributed over an area.
The same force produces greater pressure on a smaller area.