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Read the passage. Oceans and seas can act as a buffer heat reservoir to regulate climates. They can absorb great quantities of heat in the summer, with very little temperature change. In the winter, oceans and seas release the heat. This is the main reason why coastal climates are milder compared to terrestrial climates. Which choice correctly explains this phenomena? A) the high freezing point of water caused by the strength of O–H bonds B) the high boiling point or water caused by hydrogen bonding C) the high heat of vaporization of water caused by the strength of O–H bonds D) the high specific heat of water caused by hydrogen bonding

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