What color melts the fastest why?

Answer 1

In various experiments, the red popsicle will melt the fastest. However, it depends on the ingredients and the brand of popsicle.

Answer 2

First of all colors do not melt, but if you are referring to as Candles then yes. Colored candles may melt faster because the darkest color of a candle absorbs more heat and energy. Because generally speaking, White is a clear color with many layers as black is a mix of all the colors, and bright colors bounce off light and energy. Dark colors absorb it, and that is why some colors melt faster than others.

Answer 3

If you had 5 of the same substance:
1-black
2-red
3-blue
4-yellow
5-white

each with the same melting/freezing point, the black one would melt the fastest.

Black absorbs light because it is the absence of color so it sucks all the light (and heat). White is the mixture of every color so it reflects most of the light (and heat)


Notice during a hot day the black asphalt roads and the black roof shingles get really hot and melt if it's hot enough. However, the white of a mail truck remains relatively cool compared to the roads.

Answer 4

The type of the food coloring doesn't matter. It's the temperature that matters. The hotter the water, the faster it will melt.

Answer 5

the yellow candle melts the fastest because it has less chemicals than the other colored candles.