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If you have an equal amount of hot and cold tap water and place them in a freezer, which will freeze faster?


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If you have an equal amount of hot and cold tap water and place them in a freezer, which will freeze faster?
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Hot water freezes faster and this is because in an open container some of the water evaporates leaving less water to freeze making it faster than the one with cold water.
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