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If two pieces of ice are the same mass and volume but are different sizes will they melt the same?
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If two pieces of ice are the same mass and volume but are different sizes will they melt the same?
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No,The Larger will melt slower.
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no they will not because the smaller one will move the heat around faster since less size making less to travel making it easier to melt
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