π₯ Floating Egg Experiment
Fresh Water vs Salt Water
π§ͺ What is the experiment?
Put an egg in:
1οΈβ£ Fresh water
2οΈβ£ Salt water
See what happens!
π What do you see?
- π₯ In fresh water β the egg sinks
- π₯ In salt water β the egg floats
Why does this happen? Letβs find out π
π§ The science behind it (easy way)
π Density (big word, simple meaning)
Density means:
How tightly packed something is
- Heavy and tightly packed β sinks
- Light or spread out β floats
π§ Fresh water
- Fresh water is less dense
- The egg is heavier than fresh water
π So the egg sinks
π§ Salt water
- Adding salt makes water denser
- Salt water becomes heavier than the egg
π So the egg floats
βοΈ Think like this:
- Fresh water = thin soup π²
- Salt water = thick soup π
Egg floats better in thicker water!
π§ͺ How to do the experiment at home
- Take 2 glasses of water
- Add salt to one glass and stir well
- Gently drop an egg in each glass
- Observe the difference π
π§ Easy to remember
More salt β more density β more floating

π Real-life connection
- People float more easily in the sea than in a swimming pool
- Thatβs because sea water has salt!
β Fun facts
- This is why itβs easy to float in the Dead Sea
- Submarines use density to sink and float


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