Look at a ship for example... It is made entirely of steel but it manages to stay afloat. The steel ships are filled with air which causes the average density to be less than water's density (1.00 g/ml). If you had a piece of plastic it would just sink because the density is more than water.
What liquid? Being plastic, they certainly float in water.
It depends on the type of plastic. Some plastics are less dense than water and float, others are more dense than water and sink. It also matters whether the plastic is hollow or not. For example, polystyrene is more dense than water and sinks, unless you blow gas into it while it's setting to make styrofoam, which floats. Poly(ethylene terephthalate), the kind of plastic used to make soda bottles, will sink... unless you make a soda bottle out of it and put the cap on, in which case the trapped air inside will make it float.
An object will float if it has a density that is less than that of water. Or whatever liquid it is placed on. In the case of a ship, that includes not just the steel, but the entire ship - including air trapped inside the ship.
To make a can float on water, you can increase its buoyancy by attaching a flotation device such as a foam block or plastic bottle to it. By displacing enough water to counter the weight of the can, it will float on the surface. Adjust the size and weight of the attached floatation device as needed to achieve the desired result.
Materials with low density, such as foam or hollow plastic, are good choices for making boats that can float for longer periods of time. Additionally, incorporating waterproof seals and a well-designed shape can help improve the buoyancy and overall floatation of the boat.
Yes, if its made out of plastic.
Steel wool.
put water in to let it sink... then put air into it to let it float...
What liquid? Being plastic, they certainly float in water.
Any material that will float, such as wood or plastic.
galvanized steel and plastic
Rubber, Steel, plastic, and glass!
You can make a pool float using household items by using inflatable pool toys, pool noodles, or even large plastic containers. Just make sure they are sturdy and can float safely in the water.
Industry uses steel to make products.
Gold, aluminum, steel, plastic, copper, silica, & rubber.
Plastic, fiber glass, rubber and steel
It depends on the type of plastic. Some plastics are less dense than water and float, others are more dense than water and sink. It also matters whether the plastic is hollow or not. For example, polystyrene is more dense than water and sinks, unless you blow gas into it while it's setting to make styrofoam, which floats. Poly(ethylene terephthalate), the kind of plastic used to make soda bottles, will sink... unless you make a soda bottle out of it and put the cap on, in which case the trapped air inside will make it float.