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Whether coldness travels from the surface to hands or thermal energy travel from hand to the cold surface when a person touches a cold surface.

Answer to Problem 5RQ
The thermal energy moves out from a person’s hand to the cold surface when a person touches it, and as a result, coldness is felt.
Explanation of Solution
Heat is thermal energy that transfers in the direction of cold from hot. That is
Thus, when a person touches a cold surface, the coldness is felt because heat energy has moved out of your hands. There is no other cold that travels in the direction of your hands from cold surface.
Conclusion:
Therefore, the thermal energy moves out from a person’s hand to the cold surface when a person touches it, and as a result, coldness is felt.
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