Why does our fingers shrink when put in water for a long time
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wrinkly fingers are a reaction of our nervous system. When our fingers are in water for a long time, our nervous system causes the blood vessels present in the deeper layers of our skin to constrict. This in turn causes the deepr layer to shrink or contract.
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When we wash clothes, our hands are exposed to water for a long time. Our hands behave as a hypertonic solution and the outside of our hands behave as a hypotonic solution. ... So actually the water is not absorbed here just leaving and thus it shrinks.
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