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How do you keep a snowball from melting in a24 hour period at 65to 75 degrees?
The best way to prevent a snowball from melting in a 24-hour period at temperatures of 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit is to keep it in a cooler or insulated container with ice packs or dry ice. This will create a cold environment to slow down the melting process and help preserve the snowball for longer. Avoid exposing the snowball to direct sunlight or warm temperatures to maintain its icy composition.
What keeps earth's core from melting?
its surrounded i think
What pets do the Simpso'ns have?
The Simpsons cartoon keeps on making up things. For instance, in one episode, they had a fish which has never been seen of since. But, the long term ones are Santa's Little Helper and Snowball II.
What keeps the iron from melting in the core?
I think the outer core
How do you make a snowball in powderd snow?
To make a snowball in powder snow, start by grabbing a handful of snow and gently compressing it together. Roll the snow in your hands to pack it tightly and create a round shape. Repeat this process until the snowball is the desired size.
What is the cats name on the simpsons?
snowball snowball
What is the cat's name from The Simpsons?
They had many cats. The first one was Snowball then Snowball II then so on.
What is a good snowball game to play?
A good snowball game to play is snowball dodge ball and snowball fights. There are also several snowball games you can play online such as Santa's Snowball and Snowball Roll.
Does rice keeps ice from melting?
No, rice does not keep ice from melting. Its purpose is to absorb moisture and prevent clumping in storage containers, but it does not have any effect on the melting point of ice.
The simsuns cats name?
Snowball I snowball II Snowball III
What is the difference between snowball I and snowball II the simpson's cat?
snowball I had white snowball II is a black cat
Why does a fluffy snowball stick together?
A fluffy snowball sticks together because the individual snowflakes have sharp edges and points that interlock when pressed together. When the snowflakes are compressed, their edges create friction that helps hold the snowball together. Additionally, the slight melting of the snowflakes upon compression also helps them bond.
