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The bouyant force IS the contact force.

Forces are:-

For the block: Its own weight and the bouyant force(or "contact force") by the liquid.

For the liquid: Its own weight, the contact force by block (equal and opposite to the bouyant force by the liquid on the block) and the contact force by the beaker.

These are all if you consider liquid and block. I see you also got the direction of bouyant force wrong too. It would actually be upwards on the block.

The buoyant force IS the contact force.

Forces are:-

For the block: Its own weight and the buoyant force(or "contact force") by the liquid.

For the liquid: Its own weight, the contact force by block (equal and opposite to the buoyant force by the liquid on the block) and the contact force by the beaker.

These are all if you consider liquid and block. I see you also got the direction of buoyant force wrong too. It would actually be upwards on the block.

The bouyant force IS the contact force. Forces are :- For the block: Its own weight and the bouyant force(or "contact force") by the liquid. For the liquid: Its own weight, the contact force by block (equal and opposite to the bouyant force by the liquid on the block) and the contact force by the beaker. These are all if you consider liquid and block. I see you also got the direction of bouyant force wrong too. It would actually be upwards on the block.

The bouyant force IS the contact force.

Forces are:-

For the block: Its own weight and the bouyant force(or "contact force") by the liquid.

For the liquid: Its own weight, the contact force by block (equal and opposite to the bouyant force by the liquid on the block) and the contact force by the beaker. 

These are all if you consider liquid and block. I see you also got the direction of bouyant force wrong too. It would actually be upwards on the block.

The bouyant force IS the contact force. For the block: Its own weight and the bouyant force(or "contact force") by the liquid. For the liquid: Its own weight, the contact force by block (equal and opposite to the bouyant force by the liquid on the block) and the contact force by the beaker. These are all if you consider liquid and block. I see you also got the direction of bouyant force wrong too. It would actually be upwards on the block.

The bouyant force IS the contact force. Forces are :- For the block: Its own weight and the bouyant force(or "contact force") by the liquid. For the liquid: Its own weight, the contact force by block (equal and opposite to the bouyant force by the liquid on the block) and the contact force by the beaker. These are all if you consider liquid and block. I see you also got the direction of bouyant force wrong too. It would actually be upwards on the block.