Which statements are true concerning a substance with a high specific heat?Select one or more:OThe substance cools down slowly after heating.The substance easily gets hot when heat is applied.OAn example substance is water.O An example substance is aluminum metal

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Which statements are true concerning a substance with a high specific heat? Select one or more: O The substance cools down slowly after heating. O The substance easily gets hot when heat is applied. An example substance is water. An example substance is aluminum metal.

Which statements are true concerning a substance with a high specific heat? Select one or more: O The substance cools down slowly after heating. O The substance easily gets hot when heat is applied. An example substance is water. An example substance is aluminum metal.

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Which statements are true concerning a substance with a high specific heat?
Select one or more:
OThe substance cools down slowly after heating.
The substance easily gets hot when heat is applied.
OAn example substance is water.
O An example substance is aluminum metal

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