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Aitchison College | Grade: Grade 6 | Science | Topic:Reversible and irreversible changes
Quiz
Why do metal objects usually feel colder than wood objects, even if they are at the same temperature, and how is this related to thermal conductivity?
Metal objects feel colder because they absorb heat from your hand faster due to their higher thermal conductivity, transferring heat away from your skin.
Metal objects feel colder because they are always colder than wood, regardless of the environment.
Wood feels warmer because it has higher thermal conductivity, allowing it to heat up faster.
Wood objects feel colder because they conduct heat away from your hand more quickly than metal does.
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