Asked by caleb
hat does water's high specific heat capacity enable it to do?
become more dense as it heats
freeze at higher temperatures
evaporate more quickly
absorb and store large amounts of energy
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Absorb and store large amounts of energy.
Explanation: a high specific heat means water requires a lot of energy to change temperature, so it can take in or release large amounts of heat with only small temperature changes (helps moderate climate and body temperatures).
Explanation: a high specific heat means water requires a lot of energy to change temperature, so it can take in or release large amounts of heat with only small temperature changes (helps moderate climate and body temperatures).
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