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Why does metal feel colder than wood?

Different thermal conductivity changes heat flow from your skin.

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Metal feels colder even though both objects began at the same temperature
Input
Metal and wood at the same room temperature
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What connects the input and output?

Metal conducts heat away from skin faster than wood, making skin temperature fall more quickly at the contact point.

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  1. www.britannica.com: Why does metal feel colder than wood?www.britannica.com

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