Question

Water has a high heat capacity. what does this term mean? water has a high heat capacity. what does this term mean? water provides excellent insulation for the body. water is relatively resistant to an increase in temperature. water provides a useful source of stored kilocalories. water heats up or cools down readily.

Answer 1

water is relatively resistant to an increase in temperature.

Answer 2

Water is relatively resistant to an increase in temperature.

Step-by-step explanation:

Water is relatively heat-resistant (high specific heat), so approximately 1/3 of the solar energy that reaches the Earth's surface is dissipated to heat water in rivers, lakes and oceans. As there is a higher incidence of solar radiation in the tropical regions of the globe, ocean currents are important heat carriers for higher latitude regions. This property means that water has a high heating capacity.