Science, asked by Assassin6, 9 months ago

why our hand feel cold when we hold ice in it?

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

The ice takes heat from our hand when we hold it. That heat is used as latent heat of fusion to melt the ice and then as specific heat to bring the temperature of the ice to our body temperature. This loss of heat from our hand makes us feel cold.

Answered by eshaansharma55

Answer:

Due to evaporation.

Explanation:

The ice takes heat from our hand when we hold it. That heat is used as latent heat of fusion to melt the ice and then as specific heat to bring the temperature of the ice to our body temperature. This loss of heat from our hand makes us feel cold.

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why our hand feel cold when we hold ice in it?​

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The ice takes heat from our hand when we hold it. That heat is used as latent heat of fusion to melt the ice and then as specific heat to bring the temperature of the ice to our body temperature. This loss of heat from our hand makes us feel cold.

why our hand feel cold when we hold ice in it?