No. It's a physical change
The regions of the body with the greatest density of sweat glands are:The palms of your handsThe soles of your feetAnd your scalp
endothemic because it reduces temperature of skin by evaporating. reducing is the key word
The sweat is evaporating. Evaporation requires energy - heat. That energy is removed from the surface of your skin, and you feel the loss of energy as cold.
The palm of your hand. Hands contact more objects and there is also more friction so they need more sweat glands to help cool them.
A day with low humidityLow humidity. High humidity will prevent sweat from evaporating and hence make you feel warmer.
no
Sweating and evaporating are similar because evaporating is the change of liquid water to water vapour, which requires heat, and sweating is where the skin produces liquid sweat, which is a mixture of water and other substances, which absorbs heat from your skin as it is transformed into a vapour. As you see, when you sweat your sweat is actually evaporated into the air, while absorbing your body and cooling you off!!
perspiration on the forehead is secretion of sweat from sweat glands. Example: perspiration on the forehead is there for a simple purpose, cooling down the head.
Physical Change
Evaporation is a physical phenomenon.
Sweat and bacteria
It is a physical change : P Physical changes are mainly when: -Something
Yes, pregnant or not we have sweat glands there. It's not typical for pregnancy.
Yes, your long hair and sweat does affect your acne. The dirt in your hair and sweat gets trapped in your pores.
The cooling happens due to the sweat evaporating away from the skin.
Since the reason people sweat is to cool off, so it is likely people do not sweat in the pool because the water is already evaporating off of their skin.
The regions of the body with the greatest density of sweat glands are:The palms of your handsThe soles of your feetAnd your scalp