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Q: What fraction of and ice berg is under water?
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What is the difference between an ice floe and an ice berg?

Ice flows consists of surface ice. Ice bergs are a huge piece of thick ice, the majority of which is under water. It's been said that as much as 80% of an ice berg is under water.


How big is the part of an ice berg that is under the water?

seven-eights of it is below the water


Why ice berg is over the water?

The iceberg is lighter than water, but not by much. The ice floats, but about 80% of the iceberg is under water.


What fraction of a ice berg is underwater?

The part below water is 7 times larger than the part above


How does ice change the earth?

it will over flood the earths surface with melt water of the ice berg and detroy land under sea level


How does ice change the earth surface?

it will over flood the earths surface with melt water of the ice berg and detroy land under sea level


Is more of an ice berg under or above?

Though ice is less dense than water but still more of an iceberg is below water due to enormous mass of the iceberg...


What is the difference between an ice sheet and a ice berg?

an ice sheet is a sheet, ice berg is a berg


Does ice melt in water?

it depends weather its an ice berg ice bergs tend to stay :) Its not difficult, ice melts in water, the warmer the water, the quicker it melts


What is an ice berg?

When glacial ice calves (breaks apart), chunks that fall into the sea float, because ice is less dense than water. These chunks of ice are just like cubes of ice in a glass of water, except larger. 90% of the ice berg will be below the surface of the sea.


What do you get for tipping the ice berg?

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Is more of an ice berg in Antarctica under the water or above?

Under.Another answer:According to Wikipedia, "Because the density of pure ice is about 920 kg/m³, and that of sea water about 1025 kg/m³, typically only one-tenth of the volume of an iceberg is above water."