What is a room temperature baking pan?

im doing a science project about pure maple syrup and they said one pan is full with ice. then the other bakingpan has to be room temperature… is that like me just sitting it out.. I really dislike science… ! dont think im stupid!

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Answer #1

yep, room temperature means the temperature of the room its in so just just leave it and dont put anything hot or cold in it, make sure anything that goes in it is at room temperature (hot or cold stuff will cool down/warm up to room temperature if left out for a while)

Answer #2

Just leave it out somewhere in the room! Dont worry if it feels quite cold, metal things feel colder than room temperature when you touch them but that is because they are heat conductors so when you touch them it takes heat away from your hand

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