Diet Coke should therefore be less dense than regular Coke. The total volume of a Coke can (of either variety) is 380 cm3. Each can of regular Coke currently on hand has a mass of about 384 g. The difference that this represents with respect to the density of water - about 1.0% - is enough to sink... Did you know that if you submerge a regular Coke and a Diet Coke in water, the Diet Coke will float while the full-calorie soda The answer is pretty simple: Regular Coke sinks because its contains high fructose corn syrup, which makes

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