Melting Different Types of Chocolate
Essay by tiffany_moussa • September 16, 2018 • Research Paper • 680 Words (3 Pages) • 860 Views
If I melt different types of chocolate, then I think milk chocolate will melt the fastest.
Chocolate sometimes melts at the same rate. Harder chocolate may take longer than softer types. Chocolate has cocoa butter. Cookies and cream chocolate melts at low temperature because it contains more cocoa butter than other types. Cocoa butter contains soybean oil and coconut oil which are chemically and physically very close to cocoa butter. Dark chocolate contains small amount of cocoa butter.
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- Milk Chocolate (1 piece ).
- Dark Chocolate (1 piece).
- Cookies and Cream Chocolate (1 piece).
- Pen.
- Journal.
- Clock app on your phone.
- Glass bowl.
- Microwave.
- Spoon.
- Manipulated: Dark, Milk, Cookies and Cream Chocolate
- Responding: The time taken to melt the different types of chocolate.
- Controlled: Where the chocolate is melted and the amount of chocolate you use for the experiment.
The purpose of this project is to observe which chocolate melts the fastest. I used milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and cookies and cream for my experiment. I tested this by getting three different types of chocolate and putting them in a glass bowl separately in the microwave. Then every few seconds I would open the microwave to see if the chocolate melted. My hypothesis states if I melt different types of chocolate, then I think milk chocolate will melt the fastest. The results from this experiment did support my hypothesis by showing that milk chocolate did melt the fastest.
- Gather the materials.
- Put one piece of milk chocolate in a glass bowl in the microwave.
- Start timer/ end timer.
- Take the chocolate out when melted and observe.
- Next put another piece of dark chocolate in a glass bowl in the microwave.
- Start timer/end timer.
- Take the chocolate out when melted and observe.
- Put another piece of cookies and cream chocolate in a glass bowl in the microwave.
- Start timer/end timer.
- Lastly take chocolate out when melted and observe.
Test1
Type of Chocolate | Melting Time (Sec) |
Milk | 1.25 |
Dark | 1.6 |
Cookies and Cream | 3.42 |
Test2
Type of Chocolate | Melting Time (Sec) |
Milk | 1.42 |
Dark | 1.45 |
Cookies and Cream | 3.28 |
Test 3
Type of Chocolate | Melting Time (Sec) |
Milk | 1.33 |
Dark | 1.42 |
Cookies and Cream | 3.5 |
Test 4
Type of Chocolate | Melting Time (Sec) |
Milk | 1.2 |
Dark | 1.42 |
Cookies and Cream | 3.12 |
What happened in my experiment is that I got three different types of chocolate to do this experiment. The first test I put a piece of milk chocolate in a glass bowl. Then I placed it in the microwave and saw how long it would take to melt . I did that with dark and cookies and cream chocolate and observed how long it took to melt. Some errors that I had in this experiment were I left the chocolate in the microwave too long so it burned. Also, I was having difficulties observing how it took the chocolate to melt because every other minute I had to check the chocolate.
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