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The "Control" icecube was melting faster than the "Testing" icecube in the first 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, the "Testing" icecube started melting at a faster rate than the "Control" icecube. This might have been because the "Testing" icecube drew enough heat particles from the alcohol for it to melt. Visually, the "Testing" icecube started melting from the middle which did not affect the height however, the "Control" icecube started melting from the bottom which was the reason why it seemed as if it were melting

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