How do different heat sources affect ice over time?
Chemistry
Vesta Kalesinskaite
August Sosa
Sophie Keller
- Grade:
- 10
- Teacher:
- Elyse Wexler
We researched many different articles about the affects that climate change has polar ice. Then we conducted 5 different experiments to see what could be a major problem to melting polar ice. We took the data we had acquired and placed it into two separate data tables. In Table one, the x-axis contained the amount of time (in seconds) that the ice cube had been affected. The y-axis on table one contained the mass of the remaining ice cube. In the second table, the x-axis is the same, but the y-axis contains the surface area of the ice after the circumstances and time. We then created 2 bar graphs out of the tables and used the 2 graphs for each different experiment held on the ice.