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May 10, 2025Did you know that sometimes, boiling water freezes faster than cold water?6 minutesPlayIt’s called the Mpemba Effect... and scientists are still debating exactly why it happens. Some think it’s due to evaporation — hot water loses volume quickly, so there’s less to freeze. Others suggest differences in convection, dissolved gases, or even supercooling....moreShareView all episodesBy iamsmarty1980May 10, 2025Did you know that sometimes, boiling water freezes faster than cold water?6 minutesPlayIt’s called the Mpemba Effect... and scientists are still debating exactly why it happens. Some think it’s due to evaporation — hot water loses volume quickly, so there’s less to freeze. Others suggest differences in convection, dissolved gases, or even supercooling....more
It’s called the Mpemba Effect... and scientists are still debating exactly why it happens. Some think it’s due to evaporation — hot water loses volume quickly, so there’s less to freeze. Others suggest differences in convection, dissolved gases, or even supercooling.
May 10, 2025Did you know that sometimes, boiling water freezes faster than cold water?6 minutesPlayIt’s called the Mpemba Effect... and scientists are still debating exactly why it happens. Some think it’s due to evaporation — hot water loses volume quickly, so there’s less to freeze. Others suggest differences in convection, dissolved gases, or even supercooling....more
It’s called the Mpemba Effect... and scientists are still debating exactly why it happens. Some think it’s due to evaporation — hot water loses volume quickly, so there’s less to freeze. Others suggest differences in convection, dissolved gases, or even supercooling.