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Thu 26 Apr, 2018 11:08 pm
Which principles determine the fact that water in contact with skin keeps the body warm (e.g. a bath, a pool, a humid environment), even when the water's temperature is markedly below the body's?
@keliph372,
keliph372 wrote:
Which principles determine the fact that water in contact with skin keeps the body warm (e.g. a bath, a pool, a humid environment), even when the water's temperature is markedly below the body's?
If you stay in a bathtub that's room temperature long enough, you can possibly suffer hypothermia. It doesn't have to be freezing water.
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