PJ's+Science


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 * __Science Investigation Process.__**

**__ICECUBE EXPERIMENT.__**
What happens when an ice-cube melts with added substance?
 * What is my question? (What am I trying to investigate?):**

The ice in the sun will melt first. The ice in the shade will melt second. The ice in the cupboard will melt last.
 * My Hypothesis:**


 * Method. How am I going to test my question? Number each step:**
 * 1) 3 plates. 3 ice-cubes mixed with sugar.
 * 2) Place an ice-cube on a plate.
 * 3) Set one plate in the sun, one in the cupboard and one in the shade.
 * 4) Observe and record every 5 mins.


 * Things I could change or vary:**
 * Ice size
 * Temperature
 * Plastic or glass plate
 * Moving the plate around
 * Amount of sugar put in ice


 * Thing(s) I could mesure:**
 * Size of ice
 * Melted ice every 5 mins or so


 * Observation/Results:**

__Ice - Sun__ 5 mins - most of it 10 mins - most of it 15 mins - melted 20 mins - fully melted
 * Normal Ice**

__Ice - Shade__ 5 mins - not much 10 mins - a little bit 15 mins - a little bit.. mostly melted 20 mins - fully melted

__Ice - Cupboard__ 5 mins - not much 10 mins - a little bit 15 mins - the same above 20 mins - a little bit more then 10 mins

__Ice - Sun__ 5 mins - most of it 10 mins - more then 5 mins 15 mins - gone 20 mins - fully melted
 * Sugar Ice**

__Ice - Shade__ 5 mins - a little bit 10 mins - same as 5 mins 15 mins - not much from above 20 mins - not fully

__Ice - Cupboard__ 5 mins - a bit 10 mins - a bit 15 mins - not much 2 mins - not that much

Does adding a substance to an ice-cube effect the melting of the ice? Does having a different plate; glass/plastic effect the melting of the ice? ||
 * Further Questions:**