do all liquid displace an amount eqaul to the thing put in them or just water?

12/6/2007 10:28:22 PM

nope, only water

[Edited on December 6, 2007 at 10:29 PM. Reason : i heard drano will, but only if the object is tin foil]

12/6/2007 10:28:46 PM

for buoyancy, yes.

a 100,000 tonne tanker will displace 100,000 tonnes of water.

volume depends on density (i think its density)

12/6/2007 10:29:21 PM

by "amount" you mean... what? volume?

[Edited on December 6, 2007 at 10:31 PM. Reason : there are cases where that wouldn't work... like if the solid were partially soluble in the liquid]

12/6/2007 10:29:26 PM

sciencetists

12/6/2007 10:29:45 PM

^^ if you have a bowl full of water you ut something in it water overflows is that all liquids or just water

12/6/2007 10:36:54 PM

well honestly, that depends on the kind of liquid

viscoelastic liquids do some crazy things

12/6/2007 10:37:27 PM

12/6/2007 10:37:31 PM

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12/6/2007 10:37:52 PM

the stupid kind

12/6/2007 10:38:27 PM

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12/6/2007 10:39:09 PM

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12/6/2007 10:39:38 PM

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12/6/2007 10:40:20 PM

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12/6/2007 10:40:24 PM

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12/6/2007 10:41:27 PM