I live in the US and I have a 12 oz can of liquid to mail to CanadaI wasn't sure if you could mail liquids, and if my package would have to be shipped by air mailDo you think since it is going to Canada it will be shipped by air and can you mail a 12 oz can of liquid? Thanks in advance, :)
buoyancy force ρ (rho/density) v (volume of immersed object) g (gravitation)if weight of objectbuoyancy force, then the object will sinkif weight of objectbuoyancy force, then it will floatnote that buoyancy force will never be more than weight of object cause it only keeps the object floatingexperiment: put a rock in a water and it will sink, it means the density of rock is bigger than water so water can't give enough buoyancy force to make it floatput a wooden block in a water and it will float with some part above the water, it means that density of wood is less than water so water can make the block float, with only some part immersedhope this is what u mean.
It depends on what the liquid isCall 1-800-ASK-USPS.
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