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Air has a lower specific heat than water.Once the sun goes down,will the air or the water cool off faster?Why?
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Air has a lower specific heat than water.Once the sun goes down,will the air or the water cool off faster?Why?
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Air because thermal energy travels faster
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Air because thermal energy travels faster through air particles compared to h2o particles.
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