I have noticed that when exhaling the vapor from the lungs that it feels cold, when exhaled on my hand.
Why is that?
Why is that?
What is the temperature of the vapor you exhale?
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For a fun trick, go in a room with very still air. Take a big inhale, tily your head back, and exhale directly up, making a column of vapor towards the ceiling. It'll cool, and come falling straight back down over you, and feels like a cool waterfall of air.
How do you say its water vapor? When in fact it is not. I make my own e-juice and add no water to it. I have a dmm that allows to read temperature with a K type temperature probe and the temp readings have been around 70 degrees F.
Room temp is about 80 degrees F. You would thing it would closer to the temperature of you your breath when you exhale. True there is water vapor mixed in with the vapor of the e-juice. Any way just an interesting fact. Thanks for the quick answer.
Room temp is about 80 degrees F. You would thing it would closer to the temperature of you your breath when you exhale. True there is water vapor mixed in with the vapor of the e-juice. Any way just an interesting fact. Thanks for the quick answer.
I mean, with vape, it's vapor, so it is colder by nature. (okay it's not water vapor, it's PG/VG vapor
)To get what I mean, try this:
Try exhaling cigarette VS vapor in a hot day.
Try exhaling cigarette VS vapor in a cold day.
You'll notice the difference.
In colder day, ecig produce more vapor that hot day, because the vapor will not dissipate rapidly because the temperature outside is cold too
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