Figure 4.8 Ice Cube Melt Data Match
Where We Put
the Ice Cube
How Many Minutes
It Took to Melt
On the blacktop in the sun 3
On the blacktop in the shade 7
On the grass 10
On the metal slide 2
On the dirt underneath the slide 5
On the top of the picnic table bench 6
On a rock 5
On a rubber tire in the sun 2
On the shaded part of the tire 5
Which of these statements match your results?
- The ice cube on the grass took longest to melt.
- The metal slide was hotter than the dirt underneath the slide.
- The rock must have been in the shade.
- The ice cube melted faster on the black top in the sun that on the shaded
blacktop.
- The picnic table bench was in the sun.
- Ice placed on dark things melts faster than ice placed on light things.
- The ice melted faster on the slide because it was shiny.
- Ice melts faster on some surfaces than on others.
- Ice cubes in the sun melt faster than ice cubes in the shade.
- The time it takes an ice cube to melt on a surface depends on the surrounding
conditions.