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The melting temperature of pure titanium = 1668°c, its density = 4.5 g/cm^3, specific heat = 0.544 j/gºc, and heat of fusion = 419 j/g. assume specific heat has the same value for solid and molten metal. the pouring temperature for titanium is 1800°c, and the starting temperature = 25°c. estimate the (a) energy for heating unit mass (1 g pure titanium) to pouring temperature and (b) total energy to heat 80 kg of the metal.

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