Why does hot water take dirt off dishes so much easier than cold water?
In: Chemistry
Heat is just measure of motion. Something being “hot” just means it has molecular mobility. Now just think of it this way, something moving faster has a better chance of dislodging something stuck than something moving slower. And that’s all it is, the water is imparting it’s heats, or it’s motion, into the stuck on dirt.
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