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Why does cold air sink
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Why does cold air sink
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The opposite is true for cold air
. It is more dense because the molecules are closer together and they are closer together because the bonds are absorbing less energy and therefore do not move as much.
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The absorted energy makes molecules in air move and expand therefore decreasing the airs density..
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