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07.07.2019 •
Biology
Large bodies of water, such as lakes and oceans do not quickly fluctuate (change) in temperature. what is the reason for this phenomenon? water is a versatile solvent due to its polarity water doesn’t change temperature because is an acid. water moderates temperature due to its high heat capacity water acts as a buffer for concentration of chemical, which affect temperature.
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C; Water moderates temperature due to its high heat capacity.
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I didn't misunderstood you right? thanks π∆π