Data of does warm water freeze faster than cold water?

Answer 1

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Hot water doesn't freeze faster

According to www.sciensational.com, hot water freezes faster than cold water.But I do not have any idea about your question.

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Answer 2

The phenomenon where warm water freezes faster than cold water is known as the Mpemba effect. This effect is still not completely understood, and several factors like evaporation, dissolved gases, convection currents, and supercooling may play a role in its occurrence. In some cases, warm water can lose heat faster due to increased surface area and decreased viscosity, enabling it to freeze before colder water.

Answer 3

A good way to make a hypothesis is to use an "if... then..." statement. If you think it will melt faster in water you could say: "If the ice cube in is water, then it will melt faster than in air" or something along the lines of that.

Answer 4

Warm water will not freeze faster because it will first need to cool and then freeze. If you take a two samples of water and boil sample A, let it cool so that both sample A and B are at the same temperature and then put them in the freezer, the boiled water (sample A) will freeze faster.

Also, if you have tap water and purified water, the purified will freeze faster.

Answer 5

water melts faster than it freezes

This is true because the thermal conductivity of ice is much larger than the thermal conductivity of liquid water.

Answer 6

Yes it melts differently in every kind of liquid

Answer 7

Water because salt gets in the way of freezing instead of freezing something like water.

Answer 8

Yes, especially at temperatures below the freezing point :-)

Answer 9

Do the experiment to find out.

Answer 10

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