FACT NEXUS on Instagram: "The gas that is known for being very heavy and visibly flows and settles like an "invisible water" in scientific demonstrations is sulfur hexafluoride (SF6). • Density:SF6 has a density of approximately 6.17 grams per liter at standard conditions, making it over five times denser than air (air is about 1.225 g/L). This high density relative to air is what allows it to be "poured" and hold objects like a small foil boat or an air-filled balloon, much like water supports

AI. Tech. The next evolution. on Instagram: "What looks like a visual trick is a real demonstration of gas density and buoyancy. The aquarium is filled with sulfur hexafluoride, a gas so dense that it settles at the bottom instead of mixing with air. When a lightweight object like aluminum foil is placed on top, the gas below provides enough resistance to support it. This happens because SF₆ molecules are packed much closer together than air. That density creates an upward force, allowing object

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