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it depends on how hot it is but if its really hot then it will melt faster in light then dark so maybe
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Which fabrics melt ice the fastest?
dark color melt it faster
Does ice melt faster in water or by blow dryer?
Ice melts faster by a blow dryer
Which melts faster ice with hole in middle or cubed ice?
Cube ice with a hole in the middle will melt faster. The hole increases the surface area and will allow more of the ice to melt at the same time.
Does ice melt faster in water or milk?
water
Does ice melt faster inside or outside?
Ice melts faster on the outside. This is because there is ice surrounding the middle keeping it from getting warm.
Why cant vanilla ice cream melt faster then chocolate ice cream?
the dark attracts light and white refelcts the light maybe that's why
Which fabrics melt ice the fastest?
dark color melt it faster
Why does ice cubes melt faster under dark fabric?
The dark fabric absorbs heat - which is transferred to the ice cubes, melting them faster.
Does an ice cube melt faster in light or darkness?
in lightness
Will light or dark colors absorb more light to melt the ice cube?
Dark colors absorb heat from light better.
Will dark fabric melt ice in the sun or will light fabric melt in the sun?
Probably light fabric, because it reflects more heat than dark fabric.
Does ice in a cup under the light melt faster or by itself?
if it is under the light it will blossem into a califlower
Does ice melt faster when light is over a styrofoam or plastic cup?
no, it dosen't
Why does a coloured ice cube melt faster than normal ice cube?
It absorbs more light
What makes ice melt faster Granitemetalor wood?
Salt makes Ice Melt Faster
Does an ice cube melt faster on soil?
No, an ice cube doesn't melt faster in soil.
Will ice melt faster in the sun or under a light bulb?
Melting IceUsually in light, and even faster if the light produces heat. AnswerYes. If all other aspects of your environment are exactly the same, ice will melt faster in the light. But the difference will be very, very minor [think milliseconds faster to melt an ice cube]. This is assuming that you are using distant, or non-thermal light source (like the sun, or a florescent light bulb). This difference is caused by the ice absorbing some of the light and converting it to heat. The darker the ice is, the more of an effect it would have. If you took frozen grape kool-aid instead of water, it would melt much faster in the sunlight because it absorbs more light. Now, if you place the ice cube on a dark surface, which is also in the (sun)light, that will make a BIG difference because the dark surface will get warm and indirectly warm/melt the ice.Melting occurs when the temperature of the ice goes above 0°C. There are two primary ways that the temperature of the ice can increase:Direct contact with a warmer material (this includes the air around it).Absorbtion of radiation (this includes light).Since light does not pass through ice completely (if it did, ice would be invisible), some of the light is converted into heat. But only a small amount of the light absorbed, so exposure to light has some, but very little effect on how fast ice melts.Infrared light (which is not visible to humans) is readily absorbed by ice, but it is also absorbed by air. So if you are close to a source of IR light (such as an incandecent light bulb), the ice will warm faster and melt faster.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Yes because all light produces heat so the plateau will be shorter via faster to transforming into a liquid.````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````Billy forgot to eat his ice cream while he was watching television,and it melted.He thought the ice cream melted melted because it was in the light.as soon as it got dark
