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When you hold a piece of chocolate in ypur hand, why does the chocolate melt?
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When you hold a piece of chocolate in ypur hand, why does the chocolate melt?

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It melts because the heat from your body transfers from your hand to the chocolate, which is designed to melt at a certain temperature.

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Because your hand is warm and the warmness melts the chocolate...
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