Which substance will require more energy to heat if all the samples have the same mass and same temperature change?

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If mass and the temperature change is not a factor then we can take a look at the chemical bonds in the substance. Chemical bonds can also dictate how hard a sample can be heated or to break the bonds in it.Two of the strongest bonds are the ionic and covalent bond. The strongest of the two is the ionic.

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