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1. Which material had the highest rate of absorption? What can you conclude about the rate of absorption in the natural world? How might this influence climate regions?
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1. Which material had the highest rate of absorption? What can you conclude about the rate

of absorption in the natural world? How might this influence climate regions?

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it might be porous materials

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Air had the highest rate of absorption. Air absorbs most of the suns heat and sun rays and air can move to different areas which are warm and colder.

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