Chemistry, 30.01.2020 00:58 KeyesRaveen

Suppose you were doing an experiment outside on a sunny day. you find the temperature of some sand in 28 degrees. you also find the temperature of some water is 25 degrees. why would there be a difference between the temperature?

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