Why is land hotter than water?

Answer 1

Because land needs the sun. Suppose the water was in a frying pan. And then think about land in a frying pan. Land is a solid, water is a liquid thus the molecules are moving around if they are heated. And think about a blacktop if you step barefoot on it it will hurt because the color attracts light and so does land. Water is transparent meaning the color soesnt attract the sunlight as much as land.

Answer 2

When you heat up water in the ocean, that heated water tends to just get mixed into the surrounding cooler water, so you have to heat a lot of water to make the ocean heat up. Solid land doesn't mix with lower layers, it stays put, normally.

Answer 3

land is a solid while water is a liquid and liquids take longer than solids.

As the water have larger value of specific heat so it take more time to heat up and then the releasing of heat is also because water can hold heat for more time due to its heat holding capacity

Answer 4

Water has higher specific heat capacity compared to the materials present in the earth. So with less amount of heat earth's temperature rises up easily but temperature of water has not that much rise. So we feel that earth gets heated faster than water.

Answer 5

Land heats up faster than water because it has a lower specific heat capacity, meaning it requires less energy to raise its temperature. Additionally, water has a higher heat capacity and can absorb more energy before its temperature increases significantly. This is why land tends to become hotter than water during the day.

Answer 6

Land is hotter than water because of how it absorbs heat. Water does not experience temperature fluctuations like lands does, so it ends up storing heat energy longer while feeling cooler.

Answer 7

land heats faster than water because it has lower specific heat capacity

Answer 8

because otan mungus tag dus ang takos

Answer 9

because the land is solid