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Florida Snowman
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3. Question
Which material will best preserve a piece of ice?

4. Purpose
This research would be valuable to companies that are trying to manufacture devices to keep things cold. Also, it would benefit companies providing winter experiences in Florida environments.

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If I wrap ice cubes in wax paper and in foil and observe them in one minute intervals, I think aluminum foil will keep the ice cube cooler than the wax paper
Because most cups that have aluminum can preserve ice for long periods of time.

6. Materials foil wax paper timer ice cubes of the same size tongs
measuring cups
pipette

7. Step by step instructions
Cut foil and wax paper pieces of the same size
Place an ice cube in each piece of paper and wrap them up.
Wait for one minute to pass and check the melting of each ice cube.
Measure the amount of water that has melted in each packet.
Record observations
Repeat steps 2-4 for additional one minute intervals
Repeat trial at least 3 times.

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