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A 3.87kg lead billet is to be melted for a casting operation. Lead has a melting point of 328°C a specific heat capacity of 128 j/(kg.k) and a latent heat of fusion of 23,200 j/kg.
a- calculate the amount of heat required to heat the lead from the starting temperature 22.4°C to its melting point of 328°C.
b- calculate the amount of heat needed to melt the lead brick once it reaches 328°C
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