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Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Virtual LAB- Why do things float?

To access the Virtual LAB on "Why do things float?", click on here:

 Glencoe Virtual LAB- Why do things float?


This video from StudyJams also discusses Density:
StudyJames- Density (Property of Matter)
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