Using a halogen point heater, infrared radiation is locally applied to a lead plate to observe rapid heating and melting behavior. The highly concentrated infrared energy enables the irradiated area to reach its melting temperature in a short time, causing the lead to liquefy quickly due to its low melting point. This demonstration highlights the responsiveness of infrared local heating on metallic materials and showcases the effectiveness of precise thermal control.
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