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An object floats im sea water more readily because of sea water’s
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An object floats im sea water more readily because of sea water’s

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It’s because of sea waters density, due to the salt and other minerals in the water.

The more salt and minerals the harder it is for objects to sink
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Because of the sea waters density. If an object is less dense than the water it would not float
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