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All you need to do is fill a bowl with cold water and place the egg inside. If it sinks to the bottom, it's good. If it sinks but stands on its point, it's good, but won't be good for much longer and should be used soon.If it floats, toss it.ll you need to do is fill a bowl with cold water and place the egg inside. If it sinks to the bottom, it's good. If it sinks but stands on its point, it's good, but won't be good for much longer and should be used soon.
An egg floats in saltwater if the water is denser than the egg. The salt adds density to the water, but if there is not enough salt, the egg sinks. The more salt that is added to the water, the higher the egg or other less dense object floats. The density comes from the amount of molecules present in the water. Saltwater has more molecules than fresh water. Thus, varying amounts of salt can be added to water to have the egg float in different spots, such as the middle of the glass. Another factor to consider is temperature. Cool water is significantly more dense than warm water.