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lennybogzy
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If I touch a variety of materials all at the same low temperature, such as wood, metal, bronze, plastic - the most conductive will clearly feel the coldest (even as they're all at the same temp) because those materials are able to transfer heat and conduct with less thermal or electrical resistance.
but what about glass? glass isn't conductive at all, in fact high power resistors are made from cermaics - but it feels just as cold as metal
what gives?
but what about glass? glass isn't conductive at all, in fact high power resistors are made from cermaics - but it feels just as cold as metal
what gives?