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Chemistry, 04.03.2021 19:30 yentel110306

Think about a hot summer afternoon at the beach or a lake. How do the temperatures of the sand
and water compare?
A. The sand is hot; the water is cool.
B. The sand is hot; the water is hot.
C. The sand is cool; the water is cool.
D. The sand is cool; the water is hot.

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