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Why does the ice stick to the hand when you try to pick them up?
3 Answers
- 2 decades agoFavourite answer
it wont if your hand is wet !! if your hand is not and ice is also dry (just taken out) it freezes the moisture(very little) in our hand between the lines (which causes finger prints) with it and hence sticks and can sometimes be painful.
- Anonymous2 decades ago
The ice is normally colder than 0 Celsius, so when you pick them up, the ice directly in contact with your hand will melt first (a thin layer only), and the other part of the ice will freeze it again. So it sticks to your hand.
Source(s): A TV show where 4 celebrities participate in a competition where when they answer a question correctly they get points (answer given too of course).
