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Standard specific heat capacity for good and bad conductors are 300j/(kg.C) and 1400-1600j/(kg.C), respectively.

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Good conductors such as metals have a high specific heat capacity, meaning they can absorb and release large amounts of heat without a significant change in temperature. Poor conductors, like wood or plastic, have a lower specific heat capacity, meaning they can only absorb and release small amounts of heat before their temperature changes significantly.

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