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Why is the frequency of irrigation high during the summers?
Because summer temperature is high in summer
Why ariated water bottle kept under water during summer?
Because the air expands during summer, which leads to the breaking of bottle; so to avoid this, it is kept under water.
Would a hot summer prove that global warming is occurring?
No, high temperature is normal for summer.
High temperature in cairo in summer?
30 to 37 degrees
Colorado's high summer temperature?
I don't know but someone is
Is diffusion faster in summer or in winter?
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What is the summer average of Ohio?
The average daily high temperature in Ohio in the summer is 84 degrees Fahrenheit. The average daily low temperature in Ohio in the summer is 62 degrees Fahrenheit.
What is the usual temp in the summer for Washington D.C.?
During the summer months, Washington, DC can get hot, humid and uncomfortable. Late July and most of August are a good time to stay indoors in the air conditioning.MayAverage high temperature: 76Average low temperature: 52Rainfall: 4.29JuneAverage high temperature: 84Average low temperature: 62Rainfall: 3.63JulyAverage high temperature: 89Average low temperature: 67Rainfall: 4.21AugustAverage high temperature: 87Average low temperature: 65Rainfall: 3.9SeptemberAverage high temperature: 80Average low temperature: 57Rainfall: 4.08OctoberAverage high temperature: 69Average low temperature: 44Rainfall: 3.43
What properties give water such a high specific temperature?
The polar properties of water give it such a high specific temperature.
What happens when the water temperature in a high-temperature dishwashing machine is too high?
water vaporizes before itemscan be sanitized
What is the range of water?
Water is evaporated at any temperature but a high temperature favors evaporation.
What is the evaporation range of water?
Water is evaporated at any temperature but a high temperature favors evaporation.
