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I certainly don't know the answer to your question, but I believe you not only feel the difference in temperature, but also the fact that water is a better cond
by netcraft 11y ago
I certainly don't know the answer to your question, but I believe you not only feel the difference in temperature, but also the fact that water is a better conductor of heat and will draw the heat from your body better than the air - and that difference in heat transfer is one of the things you "feel".
- JTon 11y agoGood point. In addition, I would imagine you can feel a difference in friction caused by lubricating properties of some materials