Physics, 24.03.2021 05:20, cyynntthhiiaa4

Which of the following effects can be caused purely by differences in density? Seperation of farromagnetic materials from non-ferromagnetic materials
Carbon dioxide gas sinking to the floor
Seperation of phases in a centrifuge
Warm water rising to the surface of a lake
O A helium filled balloon rising toward the ceiling
Immiscible liquids stacking on top of each other in a glass
Seperation using a filter
Seperation of liquids during distillation

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