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When you touch something that feels cold, A. heat from your hands moves into the cold substance B.it melts C. coldness moves from the cold substance into your hand D. it freezes
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When you touch something that feels cold,

A. heat from your hands moves into the cold substance
B.it melts
C. coldness moves from the cold substance into your hand
D. it freezes

User Eric Wanchic
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A because you hand starts to get cold
User MicE
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The answer is A. The heat from your hand moves into the cold substance, basically heat transfer.
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