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Why air at 25℃ feels warmer than water at 25℃?
I see. What about insulation? Would a person feel warmer if they were in an insulated room with air at 25℃ compared to a poorly insulated room with air at the same temperature?
Yes, insulation can play a role in how warm or cool a person feels. A well-insulated room would help prevent heat loss or gain, maintaining a more consistent temperature and reducing the amount of work the body has to do to regulate its internal temperature. In contrast, a poorly insulated room would allow for more heat exchange with the environment and might result in the body feeling colder or hotter than the actual air temperature.