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Use "buoyancy" for any question where an object is suspended or submerged in a fluid. Buoyant force is the force that acts upward on a partially or completely submerged object.
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Why does a helium balloon rise?
Lots of good answers here, but none address the main issue with your questions. The balloon doesn't rise due to any direct mechanism. Instead, the denser air around the balloon pushes itself down, w …
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