3)A 3g lead bullet at 30°C is fired at speed 240 m/sec into a large block of ice at 0°C, in which it becomes embedded. What is the quantity of the ice melts? Lead: CLead=0.128KJ/KgK ,Tmelting=327°C ,Lmelting=24.5KJ/Kg Ice/water: Cice=2.09KJ/Kg°C , Cwater=4.186KJ/Kg°C, Cvapor=2.01KJ/Kg°C, Lmelting=333KJ/Kg, Lvaporization=2260KJ/Kg

3)A 3g lead bullet at 30°C is fired at speed 240 m/sec into a large block of ice at 0°C, in which it becomes embedded. What is the quantity of the ice melts? Lead: CLead=0.128KJ/KgK ,Tmelting=327°C ,Lmelting=24.5KJ/Kg Ice/water: Cice=2.09KJ/Kg°C , Cwater=4.186KJ/Kg°C, Cvapor=2.01KJ/Kg°C, Lmelting=333KJ/Kg, Lvaporization=2260KJ/Kg

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