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Is the density of oil helpful or harmful when dealing with oil spills?
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Is the density of oil helpful or harmful when dealing with oil spills?
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The density of oil is both harmful and helpful in cleaning up oil spills. Because oil is less dense than water, oil Floats on water. ... However, because the oil floats on water, it is more accessible during cleanup of the spill.
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