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Because sweat has hair particles and salt, and tears comes from the body.
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∙ 12y ago
Sweat contains salt and other chemicals that can irritate the eyes, leading to a burning sensation. Tears, on the other hand, are produced by the tear glands specifically to keep the eyes lubricated and clean, so they do not cause irritation when they come in contact with the eyes.
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∙ 12y agoBecause sweat has salt, hair particles, and minerals in it and tears don't.
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I am what's left when all water dries From the sweat on your brow to the tears in your eyes?
SALT
What is difference between tears and sweat?
Tears are moisture which flows from the eyes in order to lubricate the eyeball. Sweat is moisture which is exuded from pores in the skin in order to regulate its temperature by cooling it off. Both are saline solutions.
What is the difference between urine and tears?
Urine is nitrogenous waste matetial that contains ammonia. Tears is a form of sweat that is secreted by ducts in the eyes in order to keep the retina from becoming dry.
How do animals cry if they cant wipe their eyes?
they dont need hand because they dont have tears they just whimper around
How do you sweat onions?
You cry.Your tears will fall on the onion and it will look like the onion was sweating.
Does pee burn your eyes?
of course if u dont believe me try it out
When was With Tears in My Eyes created?
With Tears in My Eyes was created in 1945.
Why do you have tears in your eyes?
Because the tears keep our eyes wet and clean.
When was Lonesome Tears in My Eyes created?
Lonesome Tears in My Eyes was created in 1957.
Why are tears important?
If you don"t have tears your eyes will get dry and it will irritate your eyes.
Where do your tears come out?
Your tears come out of you eyes!
What should you do to ease the burn if the super-salty water of the Dead Sea gets in your eyes?
you can wash your eyes with normal water (water that is not salty), and wait until the burn eases. +++ The burning will induce tears to help wash away the brine, as well.
