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If you wrap a blanket around a block of ice, will it melt or remain cold?
I believe the underlying question is whether a blanket adds heat, and the answer is no. Blankets are effective because they hold a small amount of air in place, and static air is an excellent thermal insulator. When you wrap a person in a blanket, their body continues to generate heat, but it is not dissipated into the environment as quickly.
A blanket would slow the thermal exchange between the ice and the environment slowing melting, but there are some other factors that might speed up melting.
Electromagnetic radiation would likely heat a blanket of almost any color more than it would heat ice. This would melt the ice faster. So on a sunny frozen day, the wrapped ice might melt faster.
A blanket on the other hand might have a considerably higher specific heat and definitely more mass than air. That means a blanket that is already warmer than ice might hold more heat energy and melt the ice faster. This means on a warm day, a blanket will hold a lot more heat than air, causing the ice to melt faster.
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