A piece of Styrofoam has a density of 75kg/m³. If you were to drop a piece of Styrofoam into the Liquid Layers experiment in step one, at which liquid layer would the Styrofoam (assuming it is unchanged by the liquids) come to rest at?

A piece of Styrofoam has a density of 75kg/m³. If you were to drop a piece of Styrofoam into the Liquid Layers experiment in step one, at which liquid layer would the Styrofoam (assuming it is unchanged by the liquids) come to rest at?

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A piece of Styrofoam has a density of 75kg/m³. If
you were to drop a piece of Styrofoam into the
Liquid Layers experiment in step one, at which
liquid layer would the Styrofoam (assuming it is
unchanged by the liquids) come to rest at?

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