For 2,000 Years, This Should Have Been Impossible — But It Kept Happening #migoroedu #sciencefacts

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• MI

  @migoroedu · 5 days ago · pinned

  If hot water really can freeze before cold water… what do you think we were getting wrong for 2,000 years: the water, the experiment, or the question itself?

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• IA

  @iamurpal2309 · 2 days ago

  What makes the Mpemba Effect fascinating is that the argument isn’t simply about whether hot water can freeze faster—it’s about what “equilibrium” actually means in a complex physical system.

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• BR

  @brexitpc · 2 days ago

  Appreciate this channel for explaining a concept fully & clearly in minutes rather than "sleepy" hours.. 😎👍

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• TO

  @topquark22 · 2 days ago

  Interesting, but you never really explained what these states are, or how they are somehow separated within the substance...

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• JO

  @josephd.4890 · 1 day ago

  It's because h2o needs thermal energy to convert from h2o to h3o2, then ice.

• JI

  @jimbogallo6209 · 16 hours ago

  Heat always flows to cool <br>Maybe the hotter something is the faster it cools off so once the fast molecules (the warmer it is the faster the molecules supposed to be moving) so when the &nbsp;heated milk is put into a freezer those molecules start slowing down once they have developed their momentum they slow faster and faster to that relaxed state so the heat flows to cold is evident here

• JU

  @junak777 · 22 hours ago

  A clue. + x<br>x is magnetic heat sound rotation asyMMetry chiral<br>+ is dielectric twist syMMetry achiral<br>They say magnetism is delayed for a certain amount of time. Ok.<br>Work function is : all is magnetic potential.<br>90 degree or L angLe is still a mystery unresolved. SMarter every day 195.<br>Namely in this specific case if + is equiLibrium...which way we moved or rotated x.<br>+ = + + x <br>In case of ions each had a different arrow, spin, effe.<br>Thank You MPemba! For making life interesting.

• ST

  @stephencorsaro954 · 2 days ago

  All you had to say is one word. Momentum. I think everyone understands momentum at an instinctive level. It&apos;s intuitive.

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• EX

  @ExiledGypsy · 1 day ago

  It is entropy.

• JU

  @junak777 · 22 hours ago

  WhY BLue wears MORE ENergy?

• MI

  @MirzaAli-r5c · 2 days ago

  Great engineering like sues channel<br>Panama canal<br>Eiphel tower<br>Statue of liberty <br>Invention of computer<br>Super computer<br>History of silicon valley

• MA

  @MAGIKMARTIAN9526 · 2 days ago

  I KNOW IT WORKS I WAS GOING TO BE SLICK I THOUGHT AND HOOKED UP HOT WATER TO MY ICE MAKER IT WOULD &nbsp;FREEZE BEFORE IT EVEN MADE IT TO THE TRAY

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