How much thermal energy/heat is required to raise 2.3 kg of lead from 300°C to 1800°C? UseTable 1 p281 and Table 1 p291 to help you.O 1.8 x 10°JO2. 5 x 10°JO8.2 x 10³JO4.5 x 10°Jx 10°J Page 281Table 1 Specific Heat Capacitiesof Common SubstancesSpecific heat capacity(J/(kg-°C))Substancewater4.18 x 10ethylalcohol2.46 × 10ice2.1 x 10aluminum9.2 x 10glass8.4 x 10iron4.5 x 10²copper3.8 x 10silver2.4 × 102lead1.3 x 10Page 291Table 1 Specific Latent Heats for Various SubstancesSpecific latentheat of fusion (L)(J/kg)Meltingpoint ("C)Specific latent heatof vaporization (L,)(J/kg)Boilingpoint (°C)Substancealuminum6.6 × 1025194.0 × 10°10 900ethyl alcohol1.1 × 105-1148.6 x 10578.3carbon dioxide1.8 x 10-785.7 x 105-57gold1.1 × 1010646.4 × 102 856lead2.5 × 10327.58.7 x 101 750water3.4 x 1052.3 x 10100

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How much thermal energy/heat is required to raise 2.3 kg of lead from 300°C to 1800°C? Use
Table 1 p281 and Table 1 p291 to help you.
O 1.8 x 10°J
O
2. 5 x 10°J
O8.2 x 10³J
O4.5 x 10°J
x 10°J

Page 281
Table 1 Specific Heat Capacities
of Common Substances
Specific heat capacity
(J/(kg-°C))
Substance
water
4.18 x 10
ethyl
alcohol
2.46 × 10
ice
2.1 x 10
aluminum
9.2 x 10
glass
8.4 x 10
iron
4.5 x 10²
copper
3.8 x 10
silver
2.4 × 102
lead
1.3 x 10
Page 291
Table 1 Specific Latent Heats for Various Substances
Specific latent
heat of fusion (L)
(J/kg)
Melting
point ("C)
Specific latent heat
of vaporization (L,)
(J/kg)
Boiling
point (°C)
Substance
aluminum
6.6 × 10
2519
4.0 × 10°
10 900
ethyl alcohol
1.1 × 105
-114
8.6 x 105
78.3
carbon dioxide
1.8 x 10
-78
5.7 x 105
-57
gold
1.1 × 10
1064
6.4 × 10
2 856
lead
2.5 × 10
327.5
8.7 x 10
1 750
water
3.4 x 105
2.3 x 10
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