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Hot water freezes faster. It seems like an impossibility and goes against all that we would think we know, but it’s true and has been proven by people like Aristotle. This strange phenomenon is often called the Mpemba effect. It happens because hot water loses heat at a faster rate than cold water. This acceleration causes rapid freezing.
