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The document presents a series of physics and chemistry questions related to density, buoyancy, weight perception in water, atmospheric pressure, kinetic energy, dust removal, gravitational acceleration on Mars, atomic mass of elements, and isotopic distribution. It includes calculations and concepts such as the percentage of body submerged in water, weight changes while swimming, and determining the height of Earth's atmosphere. Additionally, it discusses the isotopes of chlorine and hydrogen, along with their relative abundances and atomic masses.

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The document presents a series of physics and chemistry questions related to density, buoyancy, weight perception in water, atmospheric pressure, kinetic energy, dust removal, gravitational acceleration on Mars, atomic mass of elements, and isotopic distribution. It includes calculations and concepts such as the percentage of body submerged in water, weight changes while swimming, and determining the height of Earth's atmosphere. Additionally, it discusses the isotopes of chlorine and hydrogen, along with their relative abundances and atomic masses.

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The average density of the human body is 985 kg/m3, density of fresh water is 1000 kg/m3 and
the density of the Dead Sea is 1240 kg/m3. If you go into a swimming pool filled with fresh
water, what percentage of your body will be drowned? If you were to swim in the Dead Sea,
what percentage of your body would float?
2. Do we feel more weight or less during swimming? Why? Write your answer.
3. Average density of air is 1.3 kg/m3 and air pressure in normal environment is 101325pa.
Could you figure out the height of Earth's atmosphere from this information?
4. If velocity is increased by one percent, how much will the kinetic energy increase?
5. Dust can be removed by beating a blanket with a stick, why?
6. If Mars has a mass of 6.4 x 1023 kg and a radius of 3390 km, can you determine the
gravitational acceleration on Mars? How much would you Weigh on Mars? (Everyone may
calculate using your own mass.
7. Determining the atomic mass of 1 sodium atom.
8. Similarly, there are two isotopes of chlorine in nature. These are- 35Cl and 37Cl. And its
average atomic mass is 35.5. What would be the percentage of Cl isotopes in nature.
9. 1H, 2H and 3H are three isotopes of hydrogen element. Among them the first isotope is found
in the nature in 99.98% and the relative atomic mass of the element is 1.00025.

1. The average density of the human body is 985 kg/m3, density of fresh water is 1000 kg/m3 and
the density of the Dead Sea is 1240 kg/m3. If you go into a swimming pool filled with fresh
water, what percentage of your body will be drowned? If you were to swim in the Dead Sea,
what percentage of your body would float?
2. Do we feel more weight or less during swimming? Why? Write your answer.
3. Average density of air is 1.3 kg/m3 and air pressure in normal environment is 101325pa.
Could you figure out the height of Earth's atmosphere from this information?
4. If velocity is increased by one percent, how much will the kinetic energy increase?
5. Dust can be removed by beating a blanket with a stick, why?
6. If Mars has a mass of 6.4 x 1023 kg and a radius of 3390 km, can you determine the
gravitational acceleration on Mars? How much would you Weigh on Mars? (Everyone may
calculate using your own mass.
7. Determining the atomic mass of 1 sodium atom.
8. Similarly, there are two isotopes of chlorine in nature. These are- 35Cl and 37Cl. And its
average atomic mass is 35.5. What would be the percentage of Cl isotopes in nature.
9. 1H, 2H and 3H are three isotopes of hydrogen element. Among them the first isotope is found
in the nature in 99.98% and the relative atomic mass of the element is 1.00025.

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