3. Does Melting Ice effect the Sea level

4. Does Melting Ice effect the Sea level
Nadith's Science Fair 2012

5. Does Melting Ice effect the Sea level
Nadith's Science Fair 2012

7. Aim:To find if melting ice effects the
sea level.

8. Aim:To find if melting ice effects the
sea level.
Hypothesis:I think all the
containers will have the same
water level.

9. Application
• My application was to see if all the iceberg's
and Arctic melt would the sea level rise and in
our experiment we found out that it wouldn't
but in my opinion if the ice in Antarctica melt
the sea I think would rise.

12. Process

13. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured

14. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each

15. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each
3.Release the ice from the

16. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each
3.Release the ice from the
4. Place 600mL water in each

17. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each
3.Release the ice from the
4. Place 600mL water in each
5. Draw a line where the water level

18. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each
3.Release the ice from the
4. Place 600mL water in each
5. Draw a line where the water level
6.Wait until ice is melted.

19. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each
3.Release the ice from the
4. Place 600mL water in each
5. Draw a line where the water level
6.Wait until ice is melted.
7.When ice is melted pour water back into
measuring jug to see if water level has
changed

20. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each
3.Release the ice from the
4. Place 600mL water in each
5. Draw a line where the water level
6.Wait until ice is melted.
7.When ice is melted pour water back into
measuring jug to see if water level has
changed
8. Record

21. Process
1.Freeze water in the measured
2. Place one ice cube in each
3.Release the ice from the
4. Place 600mL water in each
5. Draw a line where the water level
6.Wait until ice is melted.
7.When ice is melted pour water back into
measuring jug to see if water level has
changed
8. Record
Repeat if

23. Independent Variables

24. Independent Variables
• Melting ice cubes.
• Level of water after ice melts.
• Temperature change of the water.

27. Dependent Variables

28. Dependent Variables
• Size of ice cube.
• Amount of water.
• Shape of ice cube.

29. Average
• Range1/4 cup 50ml
• Median1/4 cup 645ml
• Median1/2 cup 720ml • Range 1/2 cup 230ml
• Median 1 cup 760ml • Range 1 cup 210ml
• Mode 1/4 cup 660ml • Mean 1/4 cup 636.25ml
• Mode1/2 cup No mode • Mean 1/2 730ml
• Mode1 cup No Mode • Mean 1 cup 802.5

30. My results

31. My results
Results:1 cup 745 ml
Half a cup 620ml
Quarter of a cup about 615ml
Results 2:1 cup 750 ml
Half a cup 630 ml
Quarter of a cup 575 ml
Results 3:1 cup 775ml
Half a cup 675ml
Quarter of a cup 635ml

32. Results
My results
Results:1 cup 745 ml
Half a cup 620ml
Quarter of a cup about 615ml
Results 2:1 cup 750 ml
Half a cup 630 ml
Quarter of a cup 575 ml
Results 3:1 cup 775ml
Half a cup 675ml
Quarter of a cup 635ml

33. Results
My results
Results Morgan
1 cup:950ml
Results:1 cup 745 ml
Half a cup:850ml
Half a cup 620ml Quarter of a cup:
Quarter of a cup about 615ml
Results 2:1 cup 750 ml
Half a cup 630 ml
Quarter of a cup 575 ml
Results 3:1 cup 775ml
Half a cup 675ml
Quarter of a cup 635ml

34. Results
My results
Results Morgan
1 cup:950ml
Results:1 cup 745 ml
Half a cup:850ml
Half a cup 620ml Quarter of a cup:
Quarter of a cup about 615ml
Results Nithyan
1 cup:740ml
Results 2:1 cup 750 ml Half a cup:720ml
Half a cup 630 ml Quarter of a cup:
660ml
Quarter of a cup 575 ml
Results 3:1 cup 775ml
Half a cup 675ml
Quarter of a cup 635ml

35. Results
My results
Results Morgan
1 cup:950ml
Results:1 cup 745 ml
Half a cup:850ml
Half a cup 620ml Quarter of a cup:
Quarter of a cup about 615ml
Results Nithyan
1 cup:740ml
Results 2:1 cup 750 ml Half a cup:720ml
Half a cup 630 ml Quarter of a cup:
660ml
Quarter of a cup 575 ml
Results Kai Ming
Results 3:1 cup 775ml 1 cup:775ml
Half a cup:N/A
Half a cup 675ml Quarter cup:
Quarter of a cup 635ml 610ml

36. Results
Results from
My results
group
Results Morgan
1 cup:950ml
Results:1 cup 745 ml
Half a cup:850ml
Half a cup 620ml Quarter of a cup:
Quarter of a cup about 615ml
Results Nithyan
1 cup:740ml
Results 2:1 cup 750 ml Half a cup:720ml
Half a cup 630 ml Quarter of a cup:
660ml
Quarter of a cup 575 ml
Results Kai Ming
Results 3:1 cup 775ml 1 cup:775ml
Half a cup:N/A
Half a cup 675ml Quarter cup:
Quarter of a cup 635ml 610ml

38. Conclusion

39. Conclusion
In the end my hypothesis was kind of right but the right
thing that happened was they all had the same water
level but they had different amounts of water and we
found out the mass of the ice cube pushes the water
away from it's way and found out that if all icebergs melt
the sea level won't rise.

41. Pictures of experiment

42. Pictures of experiment

43. Pictures of experiment

44. Pictures of experiment

47. Thank You For Watching

48. Thank You For Watching
The End