Water's high specific heat capacity explains why water is liquid at room temperature. This property allows water to resist changes in temperature, enabling it to remain in its liquid state under a range of environmental conditions.
What does water's high specific heat capacity explain about water?(1 point)
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why water is unable to absorb energy
why water is unable to absorb energy
why water is often used as a solvent
why water is often used as a solvent
why water bonds with other molecules
why water bonds with other molecules
why water is liquid at room temperature
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