If an object is plunged into a fluid and let it go... science help?

Question

if an object is plunged into a fluid and let go if its bouyance force is the same as its weight what happens?
what if the bouyancey force is less? what happens then? desperate science homework help

Answer 1

If the bouyancy force is the same as the weight, it remains neutral.
If the bouyancy force is less than the weight, it sinks.
If it's more than the weight, it floats.

Answer 2

If B-Force is LESS, then it most DEFINATELY will SINK. If GREATER, t will FLOAT, regardless of the speed of the object into the water. Mass of the object plays into it as well, which takes some math to figure out, after so much weight and speed is calculated in.

Answer 3

See......... there is lot of reseach is going on for the substance to make it dematerial and again convert back into material.........

for example any solid substance just convert it in gas.............. and again back to solid............

it is very much possible....... but how ??/ it is yet to be find........

for that just IMFOA (intermolecular force of attraction) will do important vital role...........
becoz if we are able to decrease IMFOA of solid.......... definatley it will turned in liquid............ and vice versa...........