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Why does ice float? ice is less dense than water. ice is denser than water. ice has a lower ph than water. ice has a higher ph than water.
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Why does ice float? ice is less dense than water. ice is denser than water. ice has a lower ph than water. ice has a higher ph than water.

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Answer:

A ice is lese dense then water

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User Ntropy Nameless
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Ice floats on the surface of water 'cause ice is less dense than water.

In short, Your Answer would be Option A

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