When water freezes, it expands. Using your knowledge of density, how do you explain why ice cubes float in water?

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anor277
Apr 8, 2017

Explanation:

And because the ice is LESS dense than the liquid water (quite an unusual property), the ice floats in water because of the upward, buoyant force, with demonstrable hazard to luxury passenger ships...........

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