Auditory processing disorder (also known as central auditory processing disorder or CAPD) is a condition that makes it hard for kids to recognize subtle differences between sounds in words. It affects their ability to process what other people are saying.
Gallium is a solid metal at room temperature, but it melts in your hands. 00:09. When gallium is in its liquid state, if feels like cold melted solder in your hands. 00:33. Melting gallium onto aluminum makes the aluminum brittle enough to break with your fingers.
If your hands are abnormally cold, you may notice one or more of the following signs: Your hands are cold even in mild temperatures, when others around you do not have cold hands. You feel pain in your fingers in cold temperatures. You need to wear gloves when handling frozen foods in the grocery store. Your hands change color (e.g., red, white and/or blue). Minor wounds on your fingertips do not heal easily. In any of these cases, the most important step you can take toward better hand health is to be examined by a hand specialist. Back to Top. What causes cold hands ...