How does being cold work? How do the air molecules interact with your body to make you cold?
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The second law of thermodynamics states that heat/energy goes from hot objects to cold objects. When the air is colder than you, you will lose energy and get cold. You will lose heat/energy faster when the air is colder.
It’s the same idea for putting ice in your drink. Your drink is hotter than the ice. When you put them together the drink will get colder and the ice will get hotter and melt
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