Perspiration cools the body by __________?

Environmental Science
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A. Advective heat transfer
B. Radiative heat transfer
C. Conductive heat transfet
D. Latent heat transfer

Perspiration cools the body by latent heat transfer. Sweat helps cool you down by releasing moisture onto your skin. But that’s not all that’s going on. On a hot day, your sweat evaporates from your skin taking a little bit of your body heat with it.

Related Mcqs:

  1. The heat energy released when water vapour changes to a liquid is called __________.
  2. Our body does not evaporate despite high temperature and does not freeze despite low temperature because:
  3. Which sets of characters will be more useful to the animal when outside temperature is considerably higher than body temperature:
  4. Excessive sweating or perspiration in mammals helps mainly in:
  5. Shivering of body and clattering of teeth in cold is a method for:
  6. Night time temperatures rarely drop below the dew point temperature because __________?
  7. The horizontal transport of any atmospheric property by the wind is called __________?
  8. One of the mechanisms for increasing heat production and conservation in mammals involves:
  9. Had the dead keratinized cells of our skin been living ones, most important disadvantage would have been:
  10. Rising air cools by this process of __________?

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