When we want to boil water we put water in it and then put it on the stove. But if we put the container first and let it get heated, and then we put one drop of water in it makes a sound and moves inside the container. What is the science behind it

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Solution

When the water drop is put in a heated container, then it absorbs large amount of heat energy in a short span of time and gets evaporated. During this course, it makes a different kind of sound also.

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