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Explain how the water inside a cell helps to keep the cell’s temperature constant.
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Explain how the water inside a cell helps to keep the cell’s temperature constant.

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water has a high specific heat, meaning it will absorb a lot of heat energy before is changes temperature, then it will evaporate from the cell to get rid of excess heat
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