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18 December, 10:10

Why does a needle left out in the sun get so much hotter than a bucket of water left out in the sun

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  1. 18 December, 13:47
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    Because the needle can't hold as much heat as the bucket of water. Therefore the water can hold and disperse more heat and the needle will be hotter.
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