Wanna make $1,600 ?

[SkyBreaker]

Hot water less has dissolved gas in it. Dissolved gas lowers the freexing point.

 

[jcountry]

Thanks for the thread.

I replied. I think I will buy an M1A with the proceeds. (lol!)

(I do have a theory. Don't have a mathematical proof-of any of that fancy lad stuff, but think I know the answer.

 

[ClassicBlue]

I know the real reason but I'm not telling. Knowing I'm the only one that knows is worth forgoing the 1600.00 bucks. Sorry fellas.

 

[Hunter4life]

My answer : hot H2O oxygen particles become more condensed when they are warm causing it to freeze faster. Just as boiling water will freeze faster than warm water. By measuring the size of a warm oxygen particle then measuring a cold oxygen particle will prove this example. Thanks and TV taught me all I know! Lol

 

[Hunter4life]

I have an idea that sounds correct, but I dont know if it is or how to prove it.

did you notice a guy by the name of Bacon was working on it! He must have rubbed on it lmao!!!!!!!

 

[woodstock]

It's the heliotropes, what kind of scientists are they using?

 

[Hunter4life]

It's the heliotropes, what kind of scientists are they using?

I have no idea lol but the guys name was bacon that was working on it lol

 

[napp]

The answer lies with the itty bitty Zombie microbes contained in hot water.

 

[linebacker]

it's the phenomenon caused by the sudden rapid reduction of friction when the hot water ninjas leave, when suddenly placed in a cold environment, the hot water ninjas say "screw this" and suddenly give up and leave, therefore causing the molecules to stop, therefore causing it to freeze more rapidly than cold water,,,
Ok pay up, I need money for a cricket drowning experiment.

 

[Bioshock]

did you notice a guy by the name of Bacon was working on it! He must have rubbed on it lmao!!!!!!!

Lol, you know he got it right.