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Because a regular coke is more dense and has more sugar. A diet coke has more sugar
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Why does coke sink and Diet Coke float?
Other way around: diet beverages are less dense and float, the good kind (with sugar) is more dense and sinks.
Will Diet Coke float or coke float?
No, it will float in vinegar or salt though. Coke is not dense enough to make an egg float.
Do cans float?
The Diet Coke can floats because the sugar they put in regular Coke has been substituted by a lighter (less dense) substance (a healthier type of sweetness). The sugar is much denser that the artificial sweetener, so the Coke sinks and the Diet Coke floats.
Why do objects float in coke?
Because their density is less than the density of coke. And if that's not true of the object, then it sinks.
Why does Diet Coke sink and regular not?
it is actually the other way around diet coke sinks because it is less dense than water and regular is more dence so it sinks
Why is the density of Diet Coke 1 and it still floats?
Simple, the density of diet coke is not 1. Otherwise it won't float.
Does coke or diet coke float?
Diet coke floats because Floating occurs because floating objects displace, or push aside, a certain amount of liquid. If an object displaces more than its weight in liquid, it floats; otherwise it sinks. Density (the mass per unit of volume) determines how much liquid is displaced. Density is usually compared to water, which is assigned a density of 1. Materials sink if (like regular Coke) they are more dense than water, while less-dense materials, like Diet Coke, float.
How do you float Diet Coke in water?
You would probably have to use salt water
Can a LEGO float in Coke?
Yes, a lego can float in coke
When is a float no longer a float?
When it sinks.
Which is darker coke or Diet Coke?
Diet Coke is darker.
Why a body made homogenous materials float on top of water?
Anything with a density less than 1. The equasion is Mass divided by volume. Diet coke will float, but plain coke won't. (Makes one cool experiment!)
