Will ice melt faster in soda or water?

Answer 1

Soda

is what the original person answered. Every time i had tried to find out this, it has been water. I did this with coke pepsi and mountain dew. I am guessing it has to do with the solubility, because pops already have so much sugar and other ingriedients.

Answer 2

ive never really thought of this but i think;

soda?

because it has acid which i suppose could im not sure of the word but basicly eat it.

im only twelve so as i say im not too sure

but in my opinion?

sodaa!

disussion anyoneeeee ;)

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its water.

it may seem like it would melt faster in soda but when you actually try it out,

ice melts faster in water.

i've done a science project on this.

i heard that there is something in soda that makes it so ice would melt faster but im not intirely sure about that.

hope this helps [:

Answer 3

Ice will typically melt faster in soda compared to water due to the lower freezing point of soda, which contains sugars and other solutes that decrease the freezing point of the liquid. This results in a faster rate of heat transfer from the liquid to the ice, causing it to melt more quickly.

Answer 4

yes it does becuae of the acid in soda it makes the ice desolve quicker

Answer 5

Plain water will always freeze faster than a drink that is carbonated and/or sugary.

Answer 6

soda ice cube melts faster because it doesn't have the same chemicals in it

Answer 7

Ice with water

Answer 8

soda