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vitfil [10]
2 years ago
8

What happens when you put one hand in ice water and the other in warm water

Chemistry
1 answer:
NikAS [45]2 years ago
5 0

When you put one hand in ice water and the other in warm water, the hand in warm water will feel the room temp water cooler, and the hand in cold water feel room temperature water warmer.

<h3>What is thermal adaptation?</h3>

The ability of a body to adjust to temperature is called thermal adaptation. Mammals are the animals who can adjust the temperature of their body.

The reptiles are not able to adjust their body temperature, because they are poikilothermic. They have to take the help of outer environment to adjust their body temperature.

Thus, when you put one hand in ice water and the other in warm water, the hand in warm water will feel the room temp water cooler, and the hand in cold water feel room temperature water warmer.

Learn more about thermal adaptation

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