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A cube of side $100 \: mm$ is placed at the bottom of an empty container on one of its faces. The density of the material of the cube is $800 \: kg/m^3$. Liquid of density $1000 \: kg/m^3$ is now poured into the container. The minimum height to which the liquid needs to be poured into the container for the cube to just lift up is __________$mm$.

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