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Empty both jars. Rinse them. Repeat steps 1 through 6--but put the jar with the blue-colored cold water in the baking pan and put the card on top of the jar with the red-colored hot water.
Experiments with States of Matter: Mpemba Effect - Freezing Hot Water Faster than Cold Water...
Which freezes quicker, hot or cold water? - Investigating the mpemba effect using a data logger...
Which freezes quicker, hot or cold water? - Investigating the mpemba effect using a data logger...
So different home investigators will get the two different possible answers: 1) hot water freezes before cold water, and 2) hot water freezes after cold water.
First fill one bowl with cold water, and another with our boiled hot water. ... So the hot water should spread the colour out faster than the cold. This process is called diffusion.
Teachers' Domain, Density and Buoyancy: Mixing Hot and Cold Water, published January 22, 2004, retrieved on October 5, 2008, http://www.teachersdomain.org/resource/phy03.sci.phys.descwrld.zhot/
HERE'S HOW Ask a friend: "Which freezes first, hot water or cold water?" Then try this: Fill one foam cup with cold water. ... What Freezes First, Hot Water or Cold Water? YOU WILL NEED
Make a big splash with your students using two experiments that test hot versus cold water and other solvents....
Two wooden pails, without lids, containing hot and cold water are set out in freezing weather. ... If the hot water starts at 99.9 degrees Celsius, and the cold water at 0 ...
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