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10037866 No.10037866 [Reply] [Original]

>solids materials are just that material's ice form
>that's why metal is cold to the touch

>> No.10037868

Dumb frogposter.

>> No.10037872

>>10037866
ill make you touch metal rod that is body temperature dumb froposter kys

>> No.10037874

>>10037866
Metal is cold to the touch because it has high heat conduction. The thermal receptors in your skin sense change, not absolute temperature.

Which is why you can put a frog in cold water, then boil it, and it won't ever jump out.

>> No.10037877

>>10037874
you cruel monster

>> No.10037881

What would keep your glass of water cooler for longer?

A glass of water with water ice cubes in it?
Or a glass of water with iron cubes in it?

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10037885

>>10037874
Ice is cold to the touch because it has high heat induction.

>> No.10037935

>>10037881
>>10037872
>>10037868
brainlets who don't know what the word equivalent means or the fact thats clearly what OP was implying. While solid metal is not ice, it is clear to anyone with half a brain that they're analogous. fucking shit eating retards get off my board

>> No.10037939

>>10037866
then why is water cold and liquid iron hot? checkmate /pol/tards