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During a science experiment with water, sand, and soil the sand sank to the bottom of the water. Does this mean that the sand is more or less dense than the soil?
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During a science experiment with water, sand, and soil the sand sank to the bottom of the water. Does this mean that the sand is more or less dense than the soil?

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No the sand is less dense and doesn't cover enough water surface to stay afloat.
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