Asked by Nathan

How is the air similar to a sponge?
Answered by DrBob222
There is a lot of space in a sponge for something else to occupy. Similarly, there is a lot of space in air for something else (water vapor etc) to occupy.
Answered by Ami
The air is similar to a sponge because the both absorb in the same way.
Answered by KLink
Air is similar to a sponge because they both hold water and there is space to occupy in both objects and they both absorb liquid the same way.
Answered by mr bounce out with that 44
hi im nahmir from alabama

Answered by Anonymous
your all dumb
Answered by Love ya
Both the sponge and air is similar to each other because they absorb in the same way
Answered by ceonna
im learning about the corlois effect
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!