Ice is Sticky
I have an experiment that uses only ice.
Things you’ll need: 2 ice cubes.
- Press the flat sides of two ice cubes together.
You probably know what I mean. I can’t do it because I’m holding the camera.
- Slowly count to thirty, then let go one of the ice cubes. What happened?
When you pushed the two ice cubes together, you created pressure between the two flat sides. Pressure melted the ice, making a thin layer of water in between. When you release the pressure, the water refroze, “gluing” the ice cubes together.
It glued!
Dan the Young Scientist
I’m sorry that I was slow today. My dad gave me a lot of homework…
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But you are doing nice experiments!👍👌😊
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Yup.
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That’s a really neat experiment! 😀
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I think it’s terrible… Dan what was you thinking?! Anyway thanks for commenting 🙂 .
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Well if you think about it and take 2 pieces of apple and rub them together – they’re not going to stick! So it is a pretty neat trick that water/ice has. 🙂
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Apples, HAHAHA LoL!! Thank you.
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😀
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How interesting!
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Thank you.
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