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Chemistry, 12.04.2021 21:00 zappygal923

A student on spring break is sitting at the beach laying in the hot sun. The student uses their handy thermometer to measure that the sand at the beach has increased in temperature significantly since their arrival. They
also take measurements of the temperature of the water and notice that it has barely changed at all.
They look at their thermochemistry notes about the properties of the two substances,

Why does the sand increase in temperature faster than the water?

PLZZZ HELPPP!! ASAP


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