Science FairBy: Caleb Atwood, Jacob Baron, Bryton Pruett

Purpose and Hypothesis The reason I’m doing this project is to see

what substance insulate an ice cube the best: Tinfoil, Tissue, Paper Bag.

I think that Tinfoil will keep the ice from melting because deflects heat and light.

The Materials9 ice cubes3 sheets of Reynolds Tinfoil3 bags of ziploc sandwich bags.3 sheets of tissue paper

Procedure 1Gather all materialsCut 3 sheets of tinfoil in an 10x18 resolution.Gather 3 sheets of tissue paperGather 3 Ziploc BagsThen get a bag of iceThen first wrap the tinfoil around the an ice

cube then do this stage 3 times total.Repeat 6 with tissue 3 times Repeat 6 with Ziploc Bags 3 timesThen record results.

What material will insulate ice the most?

Tin foil Paper Bags

Tissues0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

Trial 1Trial 2Trial 3

1=least to 3=most

ConclusionsOur conclusion was that the tin foil works the

best for keeping ice from melting. Our hypothesis was correct. We thought that tinfoil would win and it did. And I was also thinking that paper would melt it in the 30 minutes that we waited. All the tissues were 2nd place instead of the last time the tissues came in first. And tinfoil came in last. That is what happened in our experiments.

Acknowledgements I would like to thank Mrs. Larsen and the

three kids Bryton, Jacob, Caleb.

People who did this project.Caleb, Jacob, Bryton