Does sweating reduce body temperature in mammals?

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abb0t · Answer

Yes. When it gets too hot outside, our body tries to cool us down. You shou;d know that sweat is a mixture of $\sf \color{red}{urea}$ and $\sf \color{blue}{H_2O}$. As the water (sweat) evaporates off the skin, the skin cools down thus helping to restore normal temperature, consequently keeping us cool.

anonymous · Answer

thank you very much :) I  understand this now

anonymous · Answer

yes,
 The absorption of heat by the breaking of hydrogen bonds.

anonymous · Answer

yupx..

shrutipande9 · Answer

Yes. Because that is one of the purposes of sweating.

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