BlameThePixel!

Grease, oil, etc. are lighter than water.

Yeh, it's all a question of density. Grease and Oil are less dense than water, hence they float. Air is less dense than water, otherwise you'd just have a huge barrier of water at the top of the atmosphere and all the air and land at the bottom.

And yeh, people with lots of fat do float better, they did tat experiment on that crazy program on sky one. lol.

It was called brainiac. Lol.

On the subject...
Which is Denser? Alcohol or water?

alcohol i think. Altho i dont have much pure alcoholo around. I can tell you that vodka and tequilla are heavier tho.

How is that possible? You must be able to find it somewhere..

a few molecules of C₂H₆O cant be impossble. (i looked it up)

Pure alcohol is ethanol isn't it? If you drink one drop it can kill you supposedly. It also makes a good fuel for some cars, some people brew it themselves.

And isn't rubbing alcohol, methonal? And pure drinking alcohol is ethonal, as bloopy just said.

EVERCLEAR = 95%


Stong stuff...


Pure alcohol CAN and MOST LIKELY will kill you if ingested... or make you sick... very Very sick.

Poeple DO brew Ethonal... It will make you totaly sick... Why do you think the goverment(s) outlaw Moonshine. It is basicly a death for ones self in the long run...

Every time I go out and buy Everclear someone gives me some comment like "You can peel paint with that stuff" or "You could run your car off that stuff"

It's great for disinfecting cuts too. So if you ever go camping, be sure to bring some everclear.


Now lets say you poured half and half of everclear and water into one and let it settle, would water/everclear sink to the bottem, or would it all just disapate and mix together? Even if it sat for days.

I am trying to figure something out about this concering when bars water down thier drinks.