Question

What does water's high specific heat capacity explain about water?

It explains why water is liquid at room temperature.

It explains why water is unable to absorb energy.

It explains why water is often used as a solvent.

It explains why water bonds with other molecules.

Answer 1

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It explains why water has a large capacity to absorb and store heat energy without significantly increasing in temperature. This property of water helps to stabilize temperatures in the oceans and bodies of water, making them more suitable habitats for various organisms. Additionally, water's high specific heat capacity makes it an effective coolant in many industrial processes and in the human body's regulation of temperature.