Gasoline is lighter than water. What would float on gasoline?
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yes and anything ligher than the approximate density of gasoline listed at 0.71–0.77 kg/L...or about 719.7 kg/cubic meter.
see the list about midway on this page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density
so anything lower in density than the potassium. also understood in my reading that density can be temperature and pressure dependent.
see the list about midway on this page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density
so anything lower in density than the potassium. also understood in my reading that density can be temperature and pressure dependent.
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Originally Posted By: BRZED
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Gasoline is lighter than water. What would float on gasoline?
The dreams and hopes of any motorhead will float on gasoline.
There you go again, being Flotatious!
Originally Posted By: mjoekingz28
Gasoline is lighter than water. What would float on gasoline?
The dreams and hopes of any motorhead will float on gasoline.
There you go again, being Flotatious!
Originally Posted By: Tegger
Originally Posted By: mjoekingz28
What would float on gasoline?
Anybody who is wise in the ways of science knows that a duck floats on anything.
A DUCK!!! I love that line!
Originally Posted By: mjoekingz28
What would float on gasoline?
Anybody who is wise in the ways of science knows that a duck floats on anything.
A DUCK!!! I love that line!
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A body on fire
or a duct tape boat
Mainly just wondering the CsT of gasoline and water.
Also intriguing to know if there is a liquid with a lower number Cst than gasoline.
Lightest I am currently aware of is a 5w-20 that is about 6-7 CsT at 100C.
Also intriguing to know if there is a liquid with a lower number Cst than gasoline.
Lightest I am currently aware of is a 5w-20 that is about 6-7 CsT at 100C.
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