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On a sunny day, the concrete at the side of the pool feels much hotter than the water even though both have received the same thermal energy from the sun. explain fully why the concrete is hotter? (2)
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On a sunny day, the concrete at the side of the pool feels much hotter than the water even though both have received the same thermal energy from the sun. explain fully why the concrete is hotter? (2)

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Because the concrete is metal and get hot fast

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