Specific heat<span> is how much </span>heat<span> energy is needed raise the temperature of a substance. </span>Water has<span> a very </span>high specific heat<span>. That means it needs to absorb a lot of energy before its temperature changes. </span>Sand<span> and asphalt, on the other hand, </span>have<span> lower </span>specific<span> heats.</span>
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In Linnaeus's time, all life was divided into animals & plants.
A. carbs,proteins, and fats
Pic C goes in box A
Pic A goes in box B
Pic B goes in box C
