What happens when you hold an ice cube in your hand?

Answer 1

Well the transfer of heat is called "Erected energy transfer" and is the same heat/energy that makes your penis warmer than the rest of the body when erected, hence the term "Erected energy transfer".

Answer 2

Usually, melt the ice cube. But if the ice cube is really freakin' cold, then it just warms up the ice a bit. == It's not used to do anything - it's simply lost to the ice cube, which heats up and melts. Entropy increases and the heat-death of the universe gets a little closer...

Answer 3

When you are holding an ice cube, heat moves from your hand to the ice cube. Your hand is warmer than the ice cube obviously and therefore the heat from your hand is transferred to the ice cube (which eventually causes it to melt).

Answer 4

I think that the ice cube's particles move around and well gets cold in your hand since the heat from your body left your hand and went towards the ice cube which is why it made your hand colder.this is because due of process of evaporation because evaporation cause cooling.when can also take an example-

when we pour some drop of acetone on our palm it will feel you cool because particle of acetone gain energy from surrounding make our palm to feel cool.

Answer 5

When you hold an ice cube in your hand, the heat from your hand is transferred to the ice cube, causing it to melt. The ice cube will gradually start to melt and eventually turn into water. Your hand may also feel cold as the ice cube absorbs heat from your skin.

Answer 6

It flows, by conduction, from your hand to the ice cube.

Answer 7

When you hold an ice cube and your hands is warm, it totally melts.