Hot Water Makes Things Lose It's Color Fast Than Cold Water

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Hot water is known to make things lose it's color faster than cold water. Hot water makes things lose their color faster because the hotness of the water makes things lose color and makes them become soft. As in cold water, the coldness of the water makes things maintain their color longer and also makes things take longer time to become soft. In order for the hot water to make things lose their color they have to be hotter than the average water. Hot water is better and faster to dissolve things.

The skittles were sold in Europe starting around 1974, they were introduced to the United States in the mid 1970's. About 300,000,000 single skittles are produced every day. In 1989 new kinds/type of flavors, including wild berry, that contains cherry, strawberry, raspberry, banana, kiwi, and mango. In 2010 skittles, surpassed 10 million fans on Facebook. Skittles are the second most popular chewy candy in, The New York Times.
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Cold water is sometimes fast, but not as fast if you combine hot water and hot water with the same amount of water than the water will become warm and warm water is also faster than cold water. It also might depend on the material you are melting it all doesn't depend on the water. Skittles are in all kinds of different flavors and skittles are very soft when they are all licked. Skittles are chewy and also hard.

Hot water and cold water don't have much difference for one hot water is water with steam and cold water is water with low temperature. Hot water is made to dissolve/melt things. Cold water can be helpful to dissolve materials, but it's not as fast as hot water. Hot water can be

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