This isn't a simple "yes" or "no" question.
Rubbing your hands together is not in itself a chemical change (it's not really a physical change either... it's a physical action, which is not quite the same thing).
However, complicated chemical changes are required in your muscles in order to cause it to happen.
It gets your blood moving. also it is changing your energy and heat in your body it is changing the energy to kinetic energy from all the moving and creating heat from the movement of your hands going up and then down.
The reason your hands get hot from rubbing them together is the friction between your hands. Think about rubbing two sticks together accept it's your hands, and hopefully they don't light on fire :D.
When rubbing the hands, energy is wasted due to friction. The energy has to go somewhere; it can't just disappear. Usually, most energy wasted by friction is converted to heat.
The friction between them causes heat.
yes it is a physical change
Physical
The alcohol.
Before rubbing alcohol absorbs, it is a liquid. While it absorbs (heat), the phase change occurring is evaporation. As the alcohol takes in heat, it turns into a gas.
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Because some chemicals in the alcohol has a freezing temperature lower than that of H2O.
Rubbing alcohol evaporates so quickly on skin because your skin is pretty warm and rubbing alcohol has a higher vapor pressure (and lower boiling point) compared to water. It is known as a volatile solvent because it evaporates easily.
Rubbing Alcohol will evaporate at about 37 COr about 98.6 FRubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) will begin to evaporate at temperatures above -175 degrees F. It is a very volatile substance, It evaporates faster at warmer temperatures.
Chemical.
The answer is supposed to be either a chemical interaction or a physical interaction.\which one?
Rubbing alcohol is a mixture of ethanol, iso-propanol, a dye etc.
The alcohol.
The evaporation is quicker than water
Rubbing alcohol
Before rubbing alcohol absorbs, it is a liquid. While it absorbs (heat), the phase change occurring is evaporation. As the alcohol takes in heat, it turns into a gas.
Ammonium Fluoride smells like rubbing alcohol but is not flammable. Alcohol itself is extremely flammable and dangerous when exposed to heat.
The first step (rubbing) is a physical process.
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The word "alcohol" in the term "rubbing alcohol" is meant in the chemical sense. It is not the same kind of alcohol present in alcoholic drinks. Rubbing alcohol contains about 70% 2-propanol and 30% water. 2-propanol is actually poisonous, so you shouldn't drink it regardless.