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Phosphorus MP is 111 deg. F. Perhaps you can reach that on a hot day.
Butter melts at 90-95 deg F.
Maybe a soft cheese like Camembert.
Bill Trammell
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From: Informal Science Education Network
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Sent: Monday, July 25, 2011 4:10 PM
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Subject: Cool (pardon the obvious pun) Melting ideas


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Good afternoon all.   I'm so grateful for this group of museum colleagues in
hot spots all over the country.

Next week, as part of a Cool Science Festival here at the museum, we are
hosting a little "event" called Afternoon Melt-Down, where we literally
invite guests to watch stuff melt on the front steps of the Museum.
Popsicles, salty water pops and ice balloons are all obvious contestants,
but I wanted to poll the network group to see if there are other things I
need to consider that melt in interesting ways.

Thanks in advance for your help and stay cool!

Anne


Anne Herndon
Director, School and Group Programs
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
1600 Gendy Street
Fort Worth, Texas  76107
817-255-9521
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