well, it's summer, and I have my water frozen in a plastic bottle. I leave a bit of space so that I can pour some water in to make water cold so that I can enjoy cold water.
Just other day I randomly thought that shanking the bottle would make the water get cold quicker than just pouring it in and wait.
So, I did, it got cold fast, really fast. I thought it got cold way too quick.
Can anyone explain this? I mean is there an reason other than that water get good exposure (shaking causing circulation) to ice which allowing it to cool fast?
Just other day I randomly thought that shanking the bottle would make the water get cold quicker than just pouring it in and wait.
So, I did, it got cold fast, really fast. I thought it got cold way too quick.
Can anyone explain this? I mean is there an reason other than that water get good exposure (shaking causing circulation) to ice which allowing it to cool fast?
