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In your own words, explain what "the more mass a substance has, the greater the object's thermal energy" means.

In your own words, explain what "the more mass a substance has, the greater the object's thermal energy" means.
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In your own words, explain what "the more mass a substance has, the greater the object's thermal energy" means.

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“The greater the weight of something, the more heat it contains”.
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