Investigating How Fast Ice Melts In Different Liquids

The question I will be investigating is on how fast ice melts in different liquids. The liquids being tested are water, salt water, hydrogen peroxide, and Pepsi. The ice will be placed in each of these liquids when the liquids all reach room temperature. Some people assumed that Coca Cola would melt the ice the fastest because of it’s carbonation. But when tested they found that at room temperature water melted the ice the fastest(2). Another person tested how fast water,Sprite, and orange juice melt ice. They found Sprite melted first, Water melted second, and orange juice melted last(1). Sprite took 288 seconds to melt(1). Water took 852 seconds to melt(1). Orange juice melted the ice melt slowly at 1021 seconds(1). It is important to learn
But, a mixture of 20% NaCl and liquid water will have a lower freezing point (2 degrees Fahrenheit) than a mixture of 10% NaCl and liquid water (4). The 20% solution will then melt the ice much faster (though it isn't practical)(4). The material that melts ice the fastest is the material that dissolves into the greatest number of particles in a solution of that material and liquid water(4). It is important to learn how fast ice melts in different liquids because the Earth is currently going through global. If someone was able to find a way to keep ice from melting then maybe they could find a way to keep the polar ice caps from melting. Which could keep various animals from going extinct.If I place the ice in each liquid when they are at room temperature then I think the ice will melt fastest in the saltwater. When I first thought about which liquid would melt the ice the fastest I originally thought it would be the Pepsi because of the carbonation. But when I did research I found that the saltwater actually melted the ice melt the fastest. Which is one of the main reasons salt is put down on the ground when there is snow or ice on the