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If a substance has a high specific heat, is it easy or difficult to change the temperature of that substance?

If a substance has a high specific heat, is it easy or difficult to change the temperature of that substance?
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If a substance has a high specific heat, is it easy or difficult to change the temperature of that

substance?

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it's difficult because the temperature is obviously maintained well if it's designated a specific heat.
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