______________ of water makes it a widely used coolant in heat exchangers?

Correct answer: B. High specific heat

  • A. Low corrosiveness
  • B. High specific heat
  • C. Low dirt factor
  • D. Low viscosity

Explanation

Water removes substantial heat because its specific heat is high, so a relatively large amount of energy is absorbed for each degree of temperature rise. Low viscosity also helps circulation, but it is not the main thermal reason.

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