Why do you think an ice cube feels cold when you hold it in your hand?
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At first impression, it would seem that the chill is transferred from the ice cube to your hand. On the contrary, when your hand touches an ice cube -- or any object with a lower ambient temperature than your hand -- you begin to feel cold, as body heat is transferred to the colder object.Jul 22, 2011
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At first impression, it would seem that the chill is transferred from the ice cube to your hand. On the contrary, when your hand touches an ice cube -- or any object with a lower ambient temperature than your hand -- you begin to feel cold, as body heat is transferred to the colder object.Jul 22, 2011
