As we exercise, our body produces heat through the process of cellular respiration. Although our body temperature does increase, the temperature change is slow and we are able to maintain a homeostatic temperature. Which property of water explains why
our body temperature is slow to change?
A) Solubility
B) High heat capacity
C) High heat vaporization
D) Adhesion of water
Answer: B
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