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What materials would you need to make hot ice?
To make hot ice, you would need materials such as sodium acetate (often available as a powder or crystals), distilled water, a heat source, a glass container for mixing, and a stirring rod. Optional materials include a thermometer, a hot plate or microwave for heating the solution, and an ice bath for cooling and solidifying the hot ice.
How do you make ice cubes with what materials?
Water, an ice cube tray and a freezer.
What temperature of water do you need to use to make a dry ice bubble?
Not water. 'Dry Ice' is frozen Carbon Dioxide.
What will you need to make the rings of Saturn?
you need 'water ice' , dust and other chemicals
What do you need to do after you get the materials for a ice cream sundae?
put vanilla ice cream in a bowl. then put the materials on top.
How can make a water ice?
You would freeze water to make ice.
What materials are ice cubes made of?
The only material in an ice cube is water.
What are the ingredients needed to make a refreshing pitcher of lemonade water?
To make a refreshing pitcher of lemonade water, you will need lemons, water, sugar, and ice.
How does the density of water in its solid state compare to that of other solid materials?
The density of water in its solid state, which is ice, is lower than that of most other solid materials. This is why ice floats on water.
Does mars have the materials that humans need to survive?
Mars does have some of the materials humans need to survive, such as water ice in the form of polar ice caps, subsurface ice, and possibly brine. However, other essential resources like breathable air and fertile soil would need to be generated or transported from Earth for sustained human habitation.
What materials do you need to handle dry ice'?
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What materials do you need for this science fair project why is salt put on icy sidewalks?
For a science fair project on the topic of why salt is used on icy sidewalks, you would likely need salt, ice, a control group without salt, a thermometer to measure temperatures, and a surface to simulate a sidewalk. Salt is put on icy sidewalks because it lowers the freezing point of water, leading to faster melting of ice and preventing further ice formation through the process of freezing point depression.
