3 ms·
that sounds reasonable, but consider this complimentary explanation: temperature itself has inertia, so the (formerly) hot water's temperature momentum is great
by smegsicle 4y ago
that sounds reasonable, but consider this complimentary explanation: temperature itself has inertia, so the (formerly) hot water's temperature momentum is greater as it smashes against the 32F buffer zone, forming crystals instantly
not to mention static vs rolling friction (as in rolling boil)