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Pressure, density and Archimedes principle floating, sinking and swimming
An investigation of how water's own weight is responsible for buoyancy and an examination of the concept of pressure. A "Cartesian diver" shows why there is no stable state between floating and sinking, except on a density layer. The program concludes with some explanations of the physics of beaches.
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- "Floating, sinking and swimming"
- "Floating, sinking & swimming"
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- "An investigation of how water's own weight is responsible for buoyancy and an examination of the concept of pressure. A "Cartesian diver" shows why there is no stable state between floating and sinking, except on a density layer. The program concludes with some explanations of the physics of beaches."@en
- "An investigation of how water's own weight is responsible for buoyancy and an examination of the concept of pressure. A "Cartesian diver" shows why there is no stable state between floating and sinking, except on a density layer. The program concludes with some explanations of the physics of beaches."
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- "Pressure, density and Archimedes principle floating, sinking and swimming"