A piece of ice floats in a bucket of water at 0 ° C. Is it...
A piece of ice floats in a bucket of water at 0 ° C.
Is it melting? Why?
Homework Answers
Since water density at 0oC is higher than the density of Ice, hence the ice floats on the water.
From this we can say the ice floating on the water does not take the thermal energy from the water but it takes thermal energy from the surroundings. So that ice melts gets slow down as it take the thermal energy from outside only.
Yes, it melts very slowly as it adsorb the thermal energy from the surroundings.
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