hot+and+cold+matter


 * Keeping Ice Frozen**

 ** Problem **: What material, bubble wrap or tin foil, will keep ice frozen the longest?
 * Research: An isilator is an object that energy can travel through and a conductor is an object that energy can't travel through.**


 * Hypothesis: If i put it (an ice cube) in the bubble wrap then it won't melt as quickly as the ice cube in the tin foil. **


 * Materials**: 2 ice cubes, bubble wrap ,t in foil, timer


 * Procedure:**

1.) Using a scale weigh the ice cube. 2.) Wrap an ice cube in tin foil and set on tray. 3.) Wrap another ice cube in bubble wrap and set on tray. 4.)  Wait 30 minutes. 5.) After 30 minutes, unwrap each package. 6.) Weigh the ice cube again. 7.) Write the observations in the chart.


 * Results:**
 * = Material = || = Observations = ||

= Tin Foil = || 14 -36 ||

= Bubble Wrap = || 12 -76 || ​ What do these numbers represent?


 * Conclusion: the bubble wrap concealed the ice better and kept it semi frozen. Was your hypothesis correct/incorrect? What happened in the results to support this? **

55% ||
 * I can state a hypothesis related to the problem and procedure. || I can conduct research about concepts that are related to the topic I am investigating. || I can collect quantitative/qualitative data while conducting an experiment. || I can use the data in my results to draw a conclusion about what happened and why. || Overall, I can apply the scienctific method to solve a problem. || Total ||
 * 1 2 3 4 || 1 2 3 4 || 1 2 3 4 || 1 2 3 4 || 1 2 3 4 || 11/20