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how do you appreciate the role of specific heat during winter and summer​

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Answered by INDIAN1527
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   High specific heat means

the substance takes a lot of heat to raise its temperature by 1⁰C. Also, water gives out a lot of heat when it

cools by 1⁰C.

   Water has a high specific heat capacity as

compared to sand/Earthen material on the ground.

 

During winter, waters in

the oceans and rivers collect heat during the day, and then give that out

during the night. The atmosphere gets warmed up in the night. It helps people in

the neighbourhood of oceans, lakes, rivers etc. to keep warm from cold.

During summer because water takes a lot of

time to heat up, water remains relatively cool during the day compared to

the atmosphere. That is why people swim a lot in pools and in rivers during the

day.  But however, that heat is again sent back to the atmosphere in the

night.

   Water evaporates taking a lot of heat and goes

up into clouds. That evaporation keeps the water on surface and atmosphere

cool. Breezes from the rivers, oceans blow towards the land due to the pressure

difference (created by hotter temperature of air & lighter density)

 

.

   Thus natural convection currents are a consequence of the

large difference in the specific heats of water and lands nearby.

   Also, during summer 

water absorbs a lot of heat to become vapour and rise to the

clouds.  So a lot of cooling affect is

experienced near water bodies. Materials with high specific heat also have high values of latent heat of vaporization.

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