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You are going to submerge an iron block in different liquids (including water, vegetable oil
and washing up liquid) to see if the liquid affects the reading of weight on the forcemeter
Make a prediction about what you think will happen and explain why using science
 What was the force acting against the weight of the block when you submerged it in each
liquid?
 Which liquid produced the largest amount of this force?
 Which liquid produced the smallest amount of this force?
 Give a reason for your answers to questions 3 and 4.Think about what you know about
particlesYou are going to submerge an iron block in different liquids (including water, vegetable oil
and washing up liquid) to see if the liquid affects the reading of weight on the forcemeter
Make a prediction about what you think will happen and explain why using science
 What was the force acting against the weight of the block when you submerged it in each
liquid?
 Which liquid produced the largest amount of this force?
 Which liquid produced the smallest amount of this force?
 Give a reason for your answers to questions 3 and 4.Think about what you know about
particlesYou are going to submerge an iron block in different liquids (including water, vegetable oil
and washing up liquid) to see if the liquid affects the reading of weight on the forcemeter
Make a prediction about what you think will happen and explain why using science
 What was the force acting against the weight of the block when you submerged it in each
liquid?
 Which liquid produced the largest amount of this force?
 Which liquid produced the smallest amount of this force?
 Give a reason for your answers to questions 3 and 4.Think about what you know about
particles

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