Question

1. Your finger sticks to an ice tray just takes from the
refrigerator. Which factor has more effect on this
phenomenon?​

Answer 1

Answer:

the hydrogen bubbles on ice were the reasons for this phenomenon

Answer 2

So, when the cold ice comes into contact, it causes said moisture to freeze and thus stick to the skin. Basically the oxygen and hydrogen atoms in the water molecules in the ice want bind to hydrogen and oxygen atoms in the sweat on your hand. And hydrogen atoms form strong bonds!