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pie least i think An egg floats in salt water because salt water has more density and buoyancy than egg.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_does_an_egg_float_in_salt...
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Because the boiled egg is much heavier than the raw egg is.
http://www.blurtit.com/q1584235.html
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No, these were raw eggs. Yes, I gave a classroom full of 11 year olds raw eggs. Several times. Posted 18 months ago. ( permalink ) ... dose the egg have to be in the shell or out the shell and i have a project and the title of it is how much salt dose it take to float an egg ; Posted 7 months ago. ( permalink )
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Tell students: I'm going to put a raw/fresh egg in some tap water-watchwhat happens. It will sink. ... Add salt to water. Add one teaspoon of salt at a time-it may take some time to dissolve (leave the egg in the glass). Ask the students to record how many teaspoons of salt are added to the water. The egg will eventually float.
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www.educ.uvic.ca/faculty/mroth/teaching/445/Egg_float.h...
www.educ.uvic.ca/faculty/mroth/teaching/445/Egg_float.htm
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The egg is floating on top of the salt water layer. Variation: Take a raw potato and cut a round-ish ball. Add eyes and fins from cellophane. You now have a magic fish that will float in your secret water. This goes over big at kids’ parties, especially if you let each child make their own.
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www.easyfunschool.com/article1055.html
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Mix plenty of salt (about 10 heaping teaspoons) into half a glass of water. Fill the second glass half full of fresh water. Try floating an egg in each glass. You will find that the egg will float in the salt water because it is less dense than salt water.
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www.chem.umn.edu/outreach/Card-FloatEgg.html
www.chem.umn.edu/outreach/Card-FloatEgg.html
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Hard boil one egg and ask children what they think is going to happen when you set it in a clear glass of water. Next put egg in water, it sinks. Start adding salt by the teaspoon stirring slowly w/a spoon so it dissolves completely & the egg begins to float to the top. ... Make rubber eggs. You will need: a raw egg,
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www.perpetualpreschool.com/preschool_themes/eggs/egg_sc...
www.perpetualpreschool.com/preschool_themes/eggs/egg_science.htm
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Now add the egg in again and see what happens. Repeat this until you have added enough salt for the egg to float. [Moderator note: You might also want to try floating an egg in pure milk, or trying to compare the density of milk and water.
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www.madsci.org/posts/archives/mar99/921787238.Ph.r.html
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Physics Question: Will A Hard Boiled Egg Float Better Than A Raw Egg In Salt Water? ... Which Egg Will Float In Salt Water A Boiled Or A Raw Egg.?
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