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cetko
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Hi,
I'm new on this forum. We have some science days in our school, and there is a big 1.5x1.5x1.5m ice cube melting. There is a contest who will guess the aprox. time that it takes to melt.
I think it will be more than two days, but I would like to get a more concrete answer somehow... :)
So...is there a scientific way to calculate it? The average temperature outside is 14C (Celzius), and ice temperature is -30C.
What should be the formula? What is your estimation of time needed to melt?
Tahnks in advance for all the answers...
I'm new on this forum. We have some science days in our school, and there is a big 1.5x1.5x1.5m ice cube melting. There is a contest who will guess the aprox. time that it takes to melt.
I think it will be more than two days, but I would like to get a more concrete answer somehow... :)
So...is there a scientific way to calculate it? The average temperature outside is 14C (Celzius), and ice temperature is -30C.
What should be the formula? What is your estimation of time needed to melt?
Tahnks in advance for all the answers...