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What are two examples of how density will become physically apparent in a mixture?
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Oil and Vinegar salad dressing because the Oil floats and the Vinegar salad dressing sinks, So the Oil is more dense then the Vinegar salad dressing a another example is Oil and Water The Oil floats to the top and the water on the bottom of the bottle, So the Oil is more dense then the water a non example is Water and salt that's a homogenous because you cant see the salt, So that's the answer!
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