how can you easily show that you also exhale some water and some heat?
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The air expelled from our lungs is roughly at our body temperature. Our body temperature is higher than ambient temperature in most situations and locations.
The surface area to volume ratio of our lungs is very high to be able to extract oxygen from air efficiently. This has the side effect that it makes the air that we breathe in originally at ambient humidity into our lungs become very humid very fast.
Add the fact that air at a higher temperature can hold more moisture and you will have a condition where when the air that you exhale meets a cooler surface, the air cools and is not able to hold as much moisture as it is already holding and condensation occurs on that surface. This gives the impression that we exhale water vapour.
It's basically the same effect as condensation on cold surfaces like the side of beer mugs or cold drinks.
Try creating condensation on say a metal stappler with your breaths in the summer or whenever the ambient is higher than our body temperature of 37°C and you will find that it doesn't happen. But this doesn't mean the air we exhale isn't humid. It still contains a lot of moisture due to our lungs. It's just that we can't easily create condensation on most surfaces at ambient temperatures. Breathe onto a can of cold drink in the summer and condensation will still occur if the can is cold enough.
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You can easily show this
In winter you can observe that on exhaling fog comes from our mouth and fog contains water vapours ,so it proves that we exhale some small amount of water
And if you take your hand near your mouth and then exhale you will feel some heat so it easily shows that a small amount of heat also comes out of mouth when you exhale.