01-21-2024, 12:28 PM
MiM, great to see you here. 
I believe that hot water will freeze faster than cold water, however it might depend upon several variables and factors, including ambient humidity, temperature of the experiment, and others.
This interests me a lot. I have been paring down my freezer over the past few weeks, trying to discard those odd containers which have become freezer-burned science experiments. Thus, I have room. I will undergo a few measured experiments and get back to you. I think relative humidity will play a huge role, in that evaporation will radically change the freeze rate.
Update soon come.
I believe that hot water will freeze faster than cold water, however it might depend upon several variables and factors, including ambient humidity, temperature of the experiment, and others.
This interests me a lot. I have been paring down my freezer over the past few weeks, trying to discard those odd containers which have become freezer-burned science experiments. Thus, I have room. I will undergo a few measured experiments and get back to you. I think relative humidity will play a huge role, in that evaporation will radically change the freeze rate.
Update soon come.
