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Properties of water... and thermal stability of water. [b]Thermal Stability: [/b]Water has a specific heat (1 cal/g) and high heat of vapourisation (80 cal/g).These physical properties of water ...
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Synthetic Body Organs... of the skin, and the other organs, but rather their resistance to heat, and their ability to transfer it to the next layer. I am definitely ... (because that is what we are made of), but don't ask me anything more specific.
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