It depends on whether or not the pot has been covered in glaze, or whether the pot has been fired. If neither has been applied, or if the pot has not been fired, the water make cause the pot to fall apart.
An earthen pot to store water is called a "matka" in India. It is commonly used to keep water cool in hot regions.
Adding water rapidly to a hot crucible might cause the crucible to brake.
Earthen pots are better than glass pots for storing cold drinking water in hot climates because they naturally keep water cooler through a process called evaporative cooling. The porous nature of clay allows moisture to escape, which cools the water inside as it evaporates. Additionally, earthen pots often impart a slight earthy taste to the water, enhancing its flavor, while glass pots do not have this cooling effect or flavor enhancement. This makes earthen pots a more effective and enjoyable option for keeping water cool in hot weather.
You can add cold water to hot tea
Adding water rapidly to a hot crucible can cause a violent steam explosion due to the rapid conversion of water into steam. This can lead to splashing of hot material, potential burns, and damage to the crucible and surroundings. It is important to add water slowly to prevent this dangerous situation.
Yes
Yes. You can freeze the water, making it expand, or you can add cold water to a hot engine, shocking the block. You prevent freezing with antifreeze. You prevent shock by never adding water to a hot engine. If there is enough water in the engine to have the water pump provide circulation, you can add water SLOWLY, but you should really only add water to a hot engine when there is very little to add.
Get some Quaker Oats, boil water, add water to the oats, add fruit, sugar to the oats and you have hot cereal. If the oats are took thick add more water until you get it just right.
It spoils it
You will digest it.
it will evaporate it
it will probably die :-(