Bill, does that put you on the West side of Rolling Green??

I have thought about that "freezing of water for over 55 years and never
took time to test it. Then, when I tried several days ago, I realized how
difficult it is to control all parameters in a test like this. I might have
been better off if I'd not tried to test the theory.

Jerry


"Bill Cotton" wrote in message
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I had always thought the "hot water freezes quicker" was restricted to
special labroatory experiments, till Bill said he freezes warm water more
quickly than cooler water in his "refrigerator freezer". So, I tried it
today. I dont know any more now than when I started.

Jerry
Jery I found this to happen when I fill my bicycle water bottle with hot
water and went on a bicycle ride in sub freezing weather. I assume that
the
cold air moving over the bottle has an effect. My origianal post is below.
As a bicycle riders who has filled my water bottle with water from the
hot
water tap, I found that the bottle fill with warm water freezes before
the
bottle filled from the cold water tap.
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