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Chemistry, 05.03.2021 19:50 danielzgame

Assuming they receive exactly the same amounts of radiation, which would be warmer… The air over a sandy beach or the air above Long Island Sound ? Thoroughly explain your choice and include the terms absorb, reflect, and energy in your answer. I WILL BRAINLIST

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