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Can you guys explain why when mixing warm water with baking soda, it floats an object such as a grape, and when mixing cold water with baking soda, it doesn't float objects such as grapes? Does it have
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Can you guys explain why when mixing warm water with baking soda, it floats an object such as a grape, and when mixing cold water with baking soda, it doesn't float objects such as grapes? Does it have anything to do with particles?

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Because density of warm water and soda is less than cold water and soda

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