Why does soda cool faster in cold water than a freezer?

Answer 1

because there sometimes to much stuff in the freezer, and because i thing it likes cold water better lol

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A more scientific answer:

Water has a higher specific heat capacity (4.184 J/(g*K)) compared to air (1.00 J/(g*K)). This means that it takes more energy to heat a mass of water than the same mass of air. When soda is 'cooling', you can think of it as 'heating' its surroundings while cooling itself. Since the mass of water used to cool is usually a lot more than the mass of air in a freezer and water takes more energy to heat per unit mass, water takes away more energy (high specific heat capacity) more quickly (larger mass).

Answer 2

Ice has less area for molecules to move around, so it has to fit all of the coldness into one little cube of ice. Freezers, however, are more of a mist of water instead of a concentrated form of very cold water.

Answer 3

fastest way to cool a soda is to put it a a bucket full of ice, water, and salt then stir for one minute and to check if it is cool or put it in the freezer

Answer 4

Well I think that your soda will cool way much faster in ice!

Answer 5

Because the salt lowers the freezing temperature of the water making the water colder. Ice in a glass of water will cool to 32 degrees. Ice with salt and water will cool to 25 degrees.

Answer 6

Yes, because it has less uncooled pockets and has more contact with the container.

Answer 7

The fastest way to cool a soda is to put ice,water,and some salt it will take like 2-4 minutes the most

Answer 8

Ice