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Experiment: Geological Properties of Silly Putty. Roll room-temperature Silly Putty into a ball and measure its diameter. Place the ball on a table and fently place one end of a heavy ball. Repeat the experiment two more times, the first time warming the Silly Putty in hot water before you start and the second time cooling it in ice water before you start. How do the different temperatures affect the rate of squashing? How does the experiment relate to planetary geological? Explain.
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