#Philippines #all science toys are very educational can it best describe the concepts in science. By the way my anwser to your question. Ice will more likely to melt faster in aluminum than to wood due to the property of thermal conductivity. Just my theory only.
The metal plate make the ice cube melt faster. Because thermal conductivity (I measure heatsinks in °C / W) is higher in aluminium, so heat from environment can travel faster to the ice cube, melting it first.
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What a great science toy! I like the phosphorescent stone the most (4:05). The ice cube will melt faster on the aluminum plate than the wood plate because aluminum transfers heat better than wood. I'm from Vietnam. Best wishes.
Aluminum, aluminum is a good conductor of heat compared to wood, so it supplies heat from the surrounding to ice at a faster rate when compared to wood.
8:40 the ice in the wooden one will melt faster because it is a better insulator. Instead the metal one will have to first reach the same temperature as the ice.
Aluminum due to higher thermal conductivity. This is why we have aluminum radiators and heat sinks on our computers and not wood. Copper tubes (with water and made with a special process) is used to move the heat to the aluminum from the heatsource
The aluminum block will melt the ice faster as it has a higher thermal conductivity. In other words it can take the heat from the air and transmit it to the ice faster that the wood.
Thermal conductivity of steel is more so it will disperse heat easier to the ambient temprature hence will cool faster ..but in case of wood the heat of ice will remain entacted and will melt slow
The ice will melt faster on the aluminum tray, because aluminum conducts heat very readily. Wood is a pretty good thermal insulator, and it will take longer for the ice to reach its melting point.
Its aluminium man. Due to the aluminium is a metal, metal has high thermoconductivity, which mean the particles can transfer heat energy very rapid. So, when you pit an ice cube on it the ice cube will immediately recieve heat energy from the surface aluminium plate and when the surface has cold the other parts of the aluminium will provide heat energy to the cold surface and to the ice which make the ice cold pretty fast. Compare to wood which has low thermoconductivity the ice melt slower. Extra tips thats why when you touch a metal you feel that its cold because your body heat is transmitted to the metal which make it feel colder when touched.
I would say that the wood would melt it quicker, due to the metal conducting heat easier, meaning the metal's temperature will adjust to the ice, but the wood, would not.
Aluminum. It has higher thermal conductivity and heat capacity meaning it will have more of its own heat to transfer to the ice cube, which it will do more quickly before transferring heat from the tabletop and the surrounding air to the ice, also faster than the wood.
I think ice in the aluminium disk will melt fast... Because, as aluminium is a good conductor of heat so it will continue to supply latent heat for melting the ice...
aluminum should be better at absorving temprature so it will cooldown faster wich will make the melting job harder when it reaches an equivlent temprature with the ice block, so it might be faster at the beggining but slower in the end , thats my tought
The aluminium block will melt the ice faster. Any metal will do this trick better than wood as metals are good conductors of heat. Heat dissipates faster in case of aluminium block and hence ice will melt faster than wooden block.
It takes more energie to bring aluminium to room temperature than for wood. So the aluminium block has more energie "to spend" and thus it will go faster.
If the Aluminum and Wood plates are at room temperature... I think it wouldn't matter which plate the ice is on. Except the plates get heated up somehow, but I don't see an external energy supply other than the light from the room. Other than that, Aluminum has a higher thermal conductivity and heat-storage-capacity so the ice would cool it down slower than the wood plate. Maybe that's why it would melt faster on Aluminum? Looking forward for the solution. Great video besides 👍
There is always an external supply of energy to the blocks. They are never in an isolated environment and the atmosphere has enough heat to melt the ice. Only exception will be a case where the room temperature is freezing temperature like winters in many northern countries.
Aluminium have greatest thermal conductivity there is many products comes with aluminum heatsinks and mostly is it used in computers and led lights and also automobiles, Aluminium absorb the room temperature (ie.ambient temperature) and the ice will absorbs the heat of aluminum and ice will melt faster then wood.
i think I m first viewer of this video. I liked liquid fluoroscent lamp, that was amazing. and ans of quiz is that Aluminium bcz it has greater thermal conductivity than wood
Wood will melt it faster as Aluminium will be a better conductor at keeping it cold. (Other people saying it's better at heat but also cooler temperatures as well)
Hi. Yes I agree that aluminium block will get cooler faster but do remember that metals are way too good at dissipation of heat as well. Being a good conductor of heat, aluminium will easily dissipate or say conduct the room temperature (heat) to the ice block and the ice will melt faster. Wood on the other hand cannot dissipate the cold faster (or rather say cannot conduct atmospheric heat to the ice). Answer is always aluminium or any metal or object with higher thermal conductivity.
Wood bcs its poor conductor of heat so will not adjust to the temp of ice while metal is good conductor of heat nd form a equilibrium with the temp of ice so ice will take more time to melt on iron plate
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#Philippines #all science toys are very educational can it best describe the concepts in science. By the way my anwser to your question. Ice will more likely to melt faster in aluminum than to wood due to the property of thermal conductivity. Just my theory only.
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Due to greater thermal conductivity of aluminum, it will melt the ice faster than wood.
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And the quiz answer is aluminum because it has high thermal conductivity than wood
Wood = insulator: aluminium = conductor, so aluminium will melt ice first because surface will draw heat from surrounding air.
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8:40 I think Aluminum melt ice faster than Wood, because Aluminum transfers its heat to ice faster than Wood.
Aluminum, because better transfer of heat, heatsinks on CPUs are made out of aluminum.
Aluminium can melt the ice faster because of aluminium can transfer heat faster,
Aluminium has more thermal conductance than wood
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Aluminum will melt the ice faster because is a much better heat conductor. Wood is a better insulator so it will not transfer temperature very well.
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The metal plate make the ice cube melt faster. Because thermal conductivity (I measure heatsinks in °C / W) is higher in aluminium, so heat from environment can travel faster to the ice cube, melting it first.
The alumuniun, it is for the highter thermal conductiviity.
Deuterium Oxide has more weight and density than regular water and is used to slow down neutrons in a reactor so that a chain reaction will occur. Also, I loved the Willemite and Calcite with the UV light, I have several specimens of those minerals and I love demonstrating the fluorescence in a dark room with longwave and shortwave UV light.
Great video! Is the stone at 4:40 radioactive?
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Brief Intense Phosphorescence: a 405nm laser pointer excites the natural mineral Franklin calcite to briefly flash a red glow via brief intense phosphorescence(BIP) seen here as a trail of light following the violet laser dot on this spectacular specimen from the Sterling Hill zinc mine out of New Jersey.
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Aluminum transfers heat where wood acts like an insulator. The ice would melt faster in the aluminum block.
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What a great science toy! I like the phosphorescent stone the most (4:05). The ice cube will melt faster on the aluminum plate than the wood plate because aluminum transfers heat better than wood. I'm from Vietnam. Best wishes.
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Aluminum melt ice fast due to hige heat transfer than wood
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Aluminium will melt the ice faster than wood as Al being a metal is good conductor of heat and cold
Aluminum, aluminum is a good conductor of heat compared to wood, so it supplies heat from the surrounding to ice at a faster rate when compared to wood.
Aluminum will melt the ice faster because
Aluminum is good conductor of heat
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Aluminium will melt the ice faster than wood.It is due to good conductivity nature of aluminium...
8:40 the ice in the wooden one will melt faster because it is a better insulator. Instead the metal one will have to first reach the same temperature as the ice.
Aluminum due to higher thermal conductivity. This is why we have aluminum radiators and heat sinks on our computers and not wood. Copper tubes (with water and made with a special process) is used to move the heat to the aluminum from the heatsource
The aluminum block will melt the ice faster as it has a higher thermal conductivity. In other words it can take the heat from the air and transmit it to the ice faster that the wood.
Aluminum surface is smooth and good absorber
Thermal conductivity of steel is more so it will disperse heat easier to the ambient temprature hence will cool faster ..but in case of wood the heat of ice will remain entacted and will melt slow
The ice will melt faster on the aluminum tray, because aluminum conducts heat very readily. Wood is a pretty good thermal insulator, and it will take longer for the ice to reach its melting point.
Because aluminum has a higher rate of transmitt heat
Aluminum plate will melt the ice faster due to heat transfer would be greater than the wood's.
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Its aluminium man. Due to the aluminium is a metal, metal has high thermoconductivity, which mean the particles can transfer heat energy very rapid. So, when you pit an ice cube on it the ice cube will immediately recieve heat energy from the surface aluminium plate and when the surface has cold the other parts of the aluminium will provide heat energy to the cold surface and to the ice which make the ice cold pretty fast. Compare to wood which has low thermoconductivity the ice melt slower.
Extra tips thats why when you touch a metal you feel that its cold because your body heat is transmitted to the metal which make it feel colder when touched.
Aluminium as it is a good conductor of heat
Aluminum because it will conduct the heat better to the ice than the wood will.
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Aluminium
It conducts heat more than wood
I would say that the wood would melt it quicker, due to the metal conducting heat easier, meaning the metal's temperature will adjust to the ice, but the wood, would not.
Aluminum. It has higher thermal conductivity and heat capacity meaning it will have more of its own heat to transfer to the ice cube, which it will do more quickly before transferring heat from the tabletop and the surrounding air to the ice, also faster than the wood.
Ice in aluminium melt fast because it good conductor heat.
I think ice in the aluminium disk will melt fast... Because, as aluminium is a good conductor of heat so it will continue to supply latent heat for melting the ice...
aluminum should be better at absorving temprature so it will cooldown faster wich will make the melting job harder when it reaches an equivlent temprature with the ice block, so it might be faster at the beggining but slower in the end , thats my tought
The aluminium block will melt the ice faster. Any metal will do this trick better than wood as metals are good conductors of heat. Heat dissipates faster in case of aluminium block and hence ice will melt faster than wooden block.
Aluminum will melt the ice faster as its specific heat capacity is more than that of wood 👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻
Aluminium has better thermal conductivity. So it will melt on it faster. 100 percent guarantee.
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Quiz answer: the aluminum is more conductive than the wood, so the aluminum can melt the ice faster than the wood.
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aluminum because it can draw the heat faster than the wood can.
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ans: ice on aluminium melts first.
I believe the aluminium will melt the ice faster, as aluminum is a better conductor of heat than wood... Tell me whether I am correct plz
It takes more energie to bring aluminium to room temperature than for wood. So the aluminium block has more energie "to spend" and thus it will go faster.
Aluminum being a good conductor will derive heat faster from ice resulting it to melt fast.
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Aluminiuk since it transfer better the heat, so it acts as a better radiator of heat than wood.
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If the Aluminum and Wood plates are at room temperature... I think it wouldn't matter which plate the ice is on.
Except the plates get heated up somehow, but I don't see an external energy supply other than the light from the room.
Other than that, Aluminum has a higher thermal conductivity and heat-storage-capacity so the ice would cool it down slower than the wood plate. Maybe that's why it would melt faster on Aluminum?
Looking forward for the solution. Great video besides 👍
There is always an external supply of energy to the blocks.
They are never in an isolated environment and the atmosphere has enough heat to melt the ice.
Only exception will be a case where the room temperature is freezing temperature like winters in many northern countries.
Aluminium will conduct heat into the ice faster than the wood.
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Aluminium have greatest thermal conductivity there is many products comes with aluminum heatsinks and mostly is it used in computers and led lights and also automobiles,
Aluminium absorb the room temperature (ie.ambient temperature) and the ice will absorbs the heat of aluminum and ice will melt faster then wood.
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I'd say aluminium because it is a better heat conductor
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Aluminum obviously, it has a faster thermal conductivity
Aluminium bcz it has more conductivity of heat so it will transfer its heat energy to ice and will ultimately melt faster
i think I m first viewer of this video.
I liked liquid fluoroscent lamp, that was amazing.
and ans of quiz is that Aluminium bcz it has greater thermal conductivity than wood
Wood will melt it faster as Aluminium will be a better conductor at keeping it cold. (Other people saying it's better at heat but also cooler temperatures as well)
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Yes I agree that aluminium block will get cooler faster but do remember that metals are way too good at dissipation of heat as well. Being a good conductor of heat, aluminium will easily dissipate or say conduct the room temperature (heat) to the ice block and the ice will melt faster.
Wood on the other hand cannot dissipate the cold faster (or rather say cannot conduct atmospheric heat to the ice).
Answer is always aluminium or any metal or object with higher thermal conductivity.
In aluminium because it is a good conductor of heat than wood.
There are 500 balls in the rain cylinder and the ice will melt first in the alluminium plate, due to its higher thermal conductivity index
Aluminum melts ice faster than wood.. heat conducting aluminum better than woods
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Thermally, wood is an insulator while metal is a conductor.
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Aluminium will melt the ice faster, better heat transfer.
I think aluminium generally cold at room temp so wood have upper hand
Aluminium because it is a good conductor of Heat.
The ice melting has to do with specific heat
The ice will melt faster in the metal
Wood bcs its poor conductor of heat so will not adjust to the temp of ice while metal is good conductor of heat nd form a equilibrium with the temp of ice so ice will take more time to melt on iron plate
wood will melt the ice faster as it does not keep the "cold " from the ice as aluminium might do.
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Aluminum conducts heat way better than wood!!
aluminium ice will melt fast cause of density and thermal conductivity the aluminum have.
The ice melts fastest on wood, bcoz at room temperature metals feel colder than wood .
The ice melts faster on the metal
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it is a question of thermal conductivity...........the ice in the aluminum tray will melt first.
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aluminium will melt the ice first due to thermal conductivity of that
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