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The greater the specific heat of a substance: a. more heat energy is required to change the temperature b. less heat energy is required to change the temperature c. it has no effect on the temperature
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The greater the specific heat of a substance:
a. more heat energy is required to change the temperature
b. less heat energy is required to change the temperature
c. it has no effect on the temperature change
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less heat energy is required to change the temperature maybe
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