Apply heat to the aluminum until its temperature is below 660 ° C.
Apply heat to bronze until its temperature is below 880 ° C.
Apply heat to nickel until its temperature is below 1450 ° C.
Examples of latent heat
Water. Latent heat of fusion: 80 calories per gram (cal / g) (80 calories are needed for one gram of ice at 0 ° C to become water), latent heat of vaporization: 540 calories per gram (540 calories are required for one gram of water at 100 ° C to become steam).
Steel. Latent heat of fusion: 25 kJ / kg.
Aluminum. Latent Heat of Fusion: 322-394 x103 J / kg; latent heat of vaporization: 9220 x103 J / kg.
Sulfur. Latent heat of fusion: 38 kJ / kg; latent heat of vaporization: 326 kJ / kg.
Cobalt. Latent heat of fusion: 263 J / g.
Copper. Latent Heat of Fusion: 214 x103 J / kg; latent heat of vaporization: 5410 x103 J / kg.
Tin. Latent Heat of Fusion: 59 x103 J / kg.
Phenol. Latent heat of fusion: 122.6 kJ / mol.
Iron. Latent Heat of Fusion: 293 x103 J / kg; latent heat of vaporization: 6300 x103 J / kg.
Magnesium. Latent heat of fusion: 362 J / g.
Mercury. Latent Heat of Fusion: 11.73 x103 J / kg; latent heat of vaporization: 285 x103 J / kg.
Nickel. Latent heat of fusion: 292 J / g.
Silver. Latent heat of fusion: 88.3 kJ / kg.
Lead. Latent Heat of Fusion: 22.5 x103 J / kg; latent heat of vaporization: 880 x103 J / kg.