WORD BANK:
More Rise
Less Sink
Hot Top
Cold Closer
Explanation:
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WORD BANK:
More Rise
Less Sink
Hot Top
Cold Closer
Explanation:
The particles in [type here] water are more spread out and become [type here] dense. This causes the water to and stay at the [type here]. In [type here] water, the particles move [type here] together and become [type here] dense. So, the cold water [type here] and stays at the bottom.
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