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Is this why hot water from a tap sounds notably different from cold?
by simooooo 10y ago
Is this why hot water from a tap sounds notably different from cold?
- CamperBob2 10y agoMost likely that's due to different amounts of dissolved air in the water.
- pizza 10y agoIt has to do with the size of the produced air bubbles and the mechanics of/lengths of the columns of falling water. But that said, this could play a bit of a role in those reasons.
- carlob 10y agoI don't think most taps reach 60° C. That would be 140° F in freedom units…