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but it also takes quite a lot of energy to change the temperature of water, so if you have a cooling system on hand, dry air would be easier to cool,
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mafic
short answer: humid air: difficult to cool, stays cool longer, dry air: easy to cool, heats up quicker. -- nm
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Jul 2 '12, 15:10
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wow, did not know this. -- nm
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