What happens at the particle level when you put ice cubes in a glass of room temperature lemonade?

Answer 1

Ice requires energy to turn into liquid water and in this case, ice takes this energy from the lemonade in the form of heat energy. so when heat energy gets taken away from the lemonade, its temperature drops thus becoming colder.

of course this goes for any liquid not just lemonade duh.....everyone know this lol lmfao

Answer 2

the ice is cold.

Certain substances either heat up or cool down due to temperature changes. In this case, the temperature change is being brought about by the contact of ice and water.

The compound H2O (water), is liquid at a higher temperature than it is solid, meaning that the water will be fractionally hotter than the ice which has been placed inside it. The water cools down because heat is being passed from the warmer substance (water) to the colder substance (ice). As the heat is transferred, there is less energy in the water (making it cooler) and more energy in the ice (making it warmer), which eventually causes it to melt.

Answer 3

• The three states of water are solid (ice), liquid (water), and gas (water vapor).
• Water expands when it is frozen because its molecules join together and the energy around them isn't strong enough to pull them apart. The space between the molecules gives ice a low density.
• When water boils, the energy is enough to pull the molecules apart and they escape in the form of a gas - water vapor. The process is called evaporation. If the water cools enough to lose energy, it can condense back from a gas into a liquid. And gas can change directly into a solid via sublimation.
• When the sun's warmth hits a body of water, the water evaporates into the atmosphere. Water also evaporates from the soil and plants via evapotranspiration. And water vapor also rises into the atmosphere from ice and snow via sublimation.
• In the atmosphere, the collected water vapor condenses back into water. The water droplets combine with particles of dust and smoke in the atmosphere and form a cloud. The cloud gets bigger as more water droplets come together.
• When the cloud gets too full and heavy, the water falls in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or other precipitation.
• Once the water lands on Earth, it begins the collection process. Rain and other precipitation that falls too fast to be absorbed flows over the ground as surface runoff, which runs into a stream, river, or other body of water.

Answer 4

Particles start to gain energy from the lemonade, so eventually they become a liquid. Do you go to S.A.S by any chance because I have the exact same question in my workbook.

Answer 5

It does. What am I missing here?