9. Why do areas near large bodies of water tend to not experience large swings in temperature? (2 points)
2 answers:
Answer: Water has a high specific heat.
Explanation: Specific heat is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of substance through .
Water has high value of specific heat as the water molecules are bonded strongly through hydrogen bonds. Thus a large amount of heat is required to break the bonds and increase the kinetic energy of molecules.
This is due to this reason that areas near large bodies of water tend to not experience large swings in temperature.
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