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Please help! how to keep ice frozen?

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Q : I have a science project to do, and the concept is, use a plastic case and put things on it or in it so that it will keep an ice cube frozen for an hour. I need to put insulators in it. any ideas?
thanks in advance for the help.
A : put another ice cube in the plastic case!

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