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SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 41

Todaymueller

30 minutes. They both feel the same temperature.


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 42

Todaymueller

40 minutes. Both dishes feel the same temperature.


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 43

Todaymueller

50 minutes. Still not frozen


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 44

Todaymueller

Nearly 2 hours. Still not frozen.. I give up !


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 45

Taff Agent of kaos


you are now into the shadowy realms of latent heat!!!

smiley - bat


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 46

Wowbugger

I didn't think you were actually going to give up.smiley - wah


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 47

Orcus

Both experiments were clearly not the right conditions anyway. It sounded rather like the cold one was going to freeze first from the descriptions.


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 48

Todaymueller

Before turning in for the night I went out and checked them again. Both saucers were lightly frozen over. I think with the temperature only a little below freezing . It was taking so long for any ice to form the hot water had cooled down to the same temperature as the cold water. For this experiment to work I think it needs to be really cold.
It was interesting none the less.


SEx: hot water freezes faster than cold?

Post 49

Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE)

I wonder if sticking your finger in introduced enough warmth to slow things down? Eh, now that it's typed out, probably not enough to matter, given the sensitivity of the measuring instrument.


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