Chemistry, asked by naviarora300, 11 months ago

Why does water feels colder than the wood at same temperature

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Answered by navekariya

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Explanation:

water feels cold because wood have heated molicules than water. if we burn water nothing will happen but if we burn fire it can produce heat

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