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The property of water that accounts for the ability of liquid water to absorb large amounts of heat and change relatively little in temperature is called

The property of water that accounts for the ability of liquid water to absorb large amounts of heat and change relatively little in temperature is called
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The property of water that accounts for the ability of liquid water to absorb large amounts of heat and change relatively little in temperature is called

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the answer is high heat capacity
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