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 ::Archimedes' Principle states: ''any body fully or partially submerged in a fluid is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced.''
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 ! Gas || Air Percentage || Weight of pure gas
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-|Nitrogen || 78%||  1.25 g/liter
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 |Oxygen ||21%|| 1.43 g/liter
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-|Argon  ||.93%|| 1.78 g/liter
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-|Carbon Dioxide  ||.03%||1.96 g/liter
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-*Note: Hydrogen burns violently when ignited.  After the destruction of the Hindenburg, hydrogen was largely abandoned for the flying of manned balloons.
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 # Trace, with a marker, along the edge of the form (making sure not to move the form or the panels). The form will not reach the other end your your panel stack. This is alright. Just keep tracing beyond the form in a diagonal line until you reach the top of your panel stack. Then remove the form from the stack of panels.
 # Take scissors and cut on the outside of the lines made earlier with the marker when you traced the panel form. When you are done, you should have two sets of scrap, one on each side of your panels. DO NOT THROW THESE AWAY! You may need to patch some panels that develop holes as well as use some of it to create a top for your balloon.
-# Remove two panels from your pile and set the other four aside. Place the two panels one-on-top-of-the-other, and then pull the top panel about one inch to the side of the bottom panel. With scissors, cut flaps along the exposed, curvy edge of the bottom panel, making the cuts two or three inches apart, and about a half inch deep.  Do this all the way along one side of the bottom of the two panels. The flaps make it much easier to attach panels together.
+# Remove two panels from your pile and set the other four aside. Place the two panels one-on-top-of-the-other, and then pull the top panel about one inch to the side of the bottom panel. With scissors, cut flaps along the exposed, curvy edge of the bottom panel, making the cuts two or three inches apart, and about a half inch deep. Do this all the way along one side of the bottom of the two panels. The flaps make it much easier to attach panels together.
 # Take a glue stick and apply glue to the top panels, right next to the tabs you just cut on the bottom panel. When applying the glue, you will only need one glue stick width of glue along the edge. Because the glue dries quickly, you may want to apply, at most, enough glue for 2 or 3 flaps at a time. Then you will fold over the flaps on the bottom panel onto the edge of the top panel where the glue was applied. Continue doing this until you have fully attached 2 of the panels together.
 # Take a third panel and lay it on top of the two panels that you just glued together. Lay it so that the edge of the top panel, of the 2 attached panels, that has not been glued is exposed about an inch.
-# Once again, cut flaps on the inch of exposed panel that are about a half inch deep. The glue and fold over the flaps to attach the third panel to the second panel. Now you should have 3 panels attached together. Continue repeating steps 8 & 9  until all of your panels have been attached. '''Remember to alternate which side you are cutting the flaps on so that you do not tamper with any of the joints of the other panels.'''
+# Once again, cut flaps on the inch of exposed panel that are about a half inch deep. The glue and fold over the flaps to attach the third panel to the second panel. Now you should have 3 panels attached together. Continue repeating steps 8 & 9 until all of your panels have been attached. '''Remember to alternate which side you are cutting the flaps on so that you do not tamper with any of the joints of the other panels.'''
 # Once you have attached all 6 of your panels together, flip them over. Raise the top panel and fold the inner panels back. Do not crease the inner panels. Then replace the top panel.
 # Cut the bottom panel just as you have every panel before. Remember to make the cuts only about 1/2 inch deep. Then pull the top panel towards the edge of the bottom panel until you have the same width of the bottom panel as you would have for previous panels.

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 ::Archimedes' Principle states: ''any body fully or partially submerged in a fluid is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced.''
-:;a. A piece of cork floating in a bowl of water.
+===a. A piece of cork floating in a bowl of water===
 Cork is less dense than water, and weighs less than the volume of water displaced, causing the cork to float.
-:;b. A ship floating in the ocean
+===b. A ship floating in the ocean===
 Ships, though made of dense materials, are shaped so that much of the interior is air. Because the weight of the ship and its cargo is less than the volume of water displaced, the ship will float.
-:;c. A hot air balloon floating in the atmosphere
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 As long as a balloon plus the gas it contains weighs less than the atmospheric air which it displaces, the balloon will float in the air.

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