The ice cubes in the two spoons will melt and be different in shape due to a difference in the amount of melted water. The melting occurs in two steps: phase change from solid to liquid and an increase in temperature. The difference in melted water depends on factors such as initial size and heat transfer rate.
The ice cubes in the two spoons will undergo melting. The melting of ice occurs in two steps: first, the phase change occurs and the solid ice transforms into liquid water at the melting temperature of 0°C. Then, the temperature of the water rises. As the ice cubes melt, they will be different in terms of their shape. One spoon may have a larger amount of melted water, causing the ice cube to be smaller, while the other spoon may have a smaller amount of melted water, causing the ice cube to be larger. The difference in the amount of melted water will depend on factors such as the initial size of the ice cubes and the rate of heat transfer from the spoons to the ice cubes.