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allsm [11]
4 years ago
11

Remove the ice cube tray and the plastic bag from the freezer and let them sit for 3 minutes. Then gently remove the piece of ic

e from the tray and the piece of ice from the plastic bag. Place each piece of ice on a piece of foil. Check the pieces of ice about every three minutes until you can clearly see whether there’s a difference in how fast they are melting. What do you observe? HELPPP HURRYYYY
Physics
1 answer:
Salsk061 [2.6K]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

That when you leave the ice setting without foil, it melts slower. When you put the piece of ice in the foil it melts faster than just letting it set without foil. I really hope this helps.

Explanation:

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