Question

When we rub our hands together, why do we feel heat?​

Answer 1

Answer:

When we rub our hands together, we do feel heat.

Explanation:

As we rub our hands, it causes friction and thus heat is produced.

Answer 2

When we rub our hands together, we feel heat because of the friction and thus heat is produced.

Explanation:

• When we rub our hands together, then the action of friction on the surface of our hand back causes the molecules in the moment in our skin to move a little faster.

• The movement of the molecules makes us feel little warmer.

• The faster we rub our hands, the 'faster that molecules move', and that leads to the higher temperature. So by rubbing our hands together makes 'them feel warmer'.

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