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If you had a glacier and an ice cube, how would the melting points of both differ?​
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If you had a glacier and an ice cube, how would the melting points of both differ?​

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Due to how big the glacier is you would need more heat to melt it and since the ice cube is smaller a small amount of heat would melt it

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