Does hot ice melt

Answer 1

Pepper would only melt ice in the presence of sunlight which would absorb into the pepper, warm up, and raise the temperature of the ice near to or touching the pepper. Coffee grounds, planting soil etc. would work the same way. On a larger size scale, tree trunks often have a hole around them where the snow has melted away, since the bark warms up in even feeble sunlight and radiates the heat into the snow.

Salt, on the other hand, combines with the ice (water) to produce a solution with a lower freezing point. This would melt the ice without sunlight, as long as the temperature stays above the new freezing point.

Answer 2

Pepper does not increase the rate of ice melting, and it may even slow down the melting rate, making it take even longer than usual for an ice to melt. Pepper makes ice melt in 2hours and 55 minutes.

Answer 3

Yes it does pepper does make ice melt faster? Pepper contans acid and the acid heats the ice and the ice starts to melt but thats not it the pepper eats away the ice .

Answer 4

No they cant, peppers are only "spicy" hot. The only way to melt ice is to get the temperature above 32 degrees. Spicyness is taste not temperature

Answer 5

No. Its boiling point is 58 C, if it's above that temperature it'll melt

Answer 6

Yes hot ice can melt. I hope this will help, your welcome :)

Answer 7

"Hot ice," also known as sodium acetate trihydrate, melts at a temperature of approximately 130 degrees Fahrenheit (54 degrees Celsius). When it is heated, it turns into a liquid form.

Answer 8

Any effect.

Answer 9

yes