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Chapter 13.4B, Problem 4A
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The reason for the difference in the temperature of dry sand and damp sand that are exposed to equal amounts of light.
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Most of the energy on Earth surface comes from the sun. At different temperatures, one substance transfers energy to another substance; that form of energy is known as heat. Hence it can be considered as the flow of energy.
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