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Lighter Than Air: Why Do Balloons Float?

We are so accustomed to swimming in air we forget that it is made of atoms and molecules (mostly nitrogen molecules, N 2), that have mass. This fact means that when the air molecules are displaced by an object, they push back with a buoyant force equal to the mass of the volume air pushed aside. Materials: • 12 small sheets thin tissue paper

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