Specific heat is higher in:

Correct answer: A. Humus

  • A. Humus
  • B. Clay
  • C. both A & B
  • D. Only Clay

Explanation

Humus has a higher specific heat than clay, meaning it requires more heat to raise its temperature by the same amount. This also helps organic-matter-rich soil resist rapid temperature changes.

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