What surface does ice melt the fastest?

Answer 1

I've concluded that the fastest way to melt an ice cube is to put hot water ,adobo seasoning,salt and pepperseasoning,salt,pepper, and vinegar will melt it in 23.1 seconds or use a Flamethrower

Answer 2

soda The rate that ice melts is a measurement of its heat transfer rate. This is the same. Most liquids have the same heat transfer rate. The difference in the rate that it melts will vary by the type of liquid you place the ice into. I assume your question refers to placing ice into a container of water and then also in another container filled with Coke or Milk or something. These liquids will have different freezing points so some will stay colder than others. The ice in the colder liquid will melt slower. Example: Salt water freezes at a lower temperature. So ice floating in salt water(such as the ocean) will last longer than ice floating in fresh water(such as a lake). That is why sea water can be much colder than lake water but yet it will not be frozen.

Answer 3

Maximize surface area. the bigger the suface area the faster it will melt -- that means you want something with lots of curves and crevices and nooks for the air to get into and heat up. An ice sculpture of the inside of an intestine would melt really fast!

Answer 4

Ice will melt the fastest on a surface that is above freezing temperature, like a warm countertop or in direct sunlight. Heat transfer occurs more rapidly between ice and a warmer surface, causing the ice to melt faster.

Answer 5

It melts faster on insulators like wood and styrofoam.

Answer 6

The surface exposed to the heat melt faster.