Hey Cred Forums, is lava wet?

Hey Cred Forums, is lava wet?

Are triangles orange?

Technically, No. Not all liquids are "wet", ie able to be absorbed by other things.

Alcohol is wetter than water.

yes. is liquid so is wet. wash in it. make very clean.

very very clean

It's sticky.

Mercury is another liquid that isn't "wet"

What if i told you humans cant feel wetness.

Is pudding wet?

lava contain Fe, Mg and Ca. lava healthy for drink.

Not true m8 ur mum is wet

Educate me...

no dude its dry, water evaporates at that heat.
it might be a kind of liquid state though. but a very viscous one

Dam sun

>it might be
it is.

you only feel the change in temperature since water is a far better conductor than air

lava is made of ionized sand so technically it contains water but it's voprized and exitst in a chemical status

Lava cointain your daily magnesium needs
and contribute to your digestive system
one shall drink lava everyday

Basically you dont have any wet receptors so what we fell as wet is a mixture of heat and pressure.

any chemical bond exists in a chemical status

>heat
temperature

>pressure
not what makes it feel "wet"

>friction
that's the key word you missed

yeah but isnt that feel of heat and pressure considered as a "wetness receptor" ?

what about a warm piece of plastic?

stop being stupid both of you

Wet like your mama

After all that ive done... ill NEVER be clean!!!

Who would win 5 quintillion eels, or 1 magma

Who would win 5 quintillion eels, or 1 magma?

>wet
>[wet]
>adjective, wetter, wettest.
>1. Moistened, covered, or soaked with water or some other liquid: wet hands.

Based on the above, no. Lava is not wet. It can't "soak" or "moisten". However,

>2. in a liquid form or state: wet paint.

This technically applies to lava.

So yes and no I guess?

If 3 roadblocks kill 1 magma then 7 carpets kill 5 quintillion eels

so yes and yes. We're using it as a noun. Is lava wet? Meaning is it in a liquid form or state? The answer: YES lava is rock in a liquid state and therefore, wet

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>no wetness receptors
Doesn't mean we can't feel something and determine its wet.
I can touch something and tell you if it's smooth or not I don't think humans have smooth receptors