Melting points of the materials(°F,°C,K)

Melting Point

                  Melting point (also called as liquefaction point) of a solid material is the temperature at which it changes its state from solid to liquid. Usually it is happening in the atmospheric pressure. Every materials, substances and chemicals have its own melting points. The following table contains the melting points of various materials.

Materials	Melting Points
	Fahrenheit (°F)	Celsius (°C)	Kelvin (K)
Antimony	1170	630	903.15
Aluminum	1220	660	933.15
Aluminum Alloy	865 to 1240	463 to 671	732.15 to 944.15
Aluminum Bronze	1190 to 1215	600 to 655	873.15 to 928.15
Admiralty Brass	1650 to 1720	900 to 940	1173.15 to 1213.15
Babbitt	480	249	522.15
Beryllium	2345	1285	1558.15
Beryllium Copper	1587 to 1750	865 to 955	1138.15 to 1228.15
Bismuth	520.5	271.4	544.55
Brass, Red	1832	1000	1273.15
Brass, Yellow	1710	930	1203.15
Bromine	19.04	-702	-428.85
Bronze	1675	913	1186.15
Cadmium	610	321	594.15
Cast Iron	2200	1204	1477.15
Chromium	3380	1860	2133.15
Cobalt	2723	1495	1768.15
Copper	1983	1084	1357.15
Cupronickel	2140 to 2260	1170 to 1240	1443.15 to 1513
Ethyl Alcohol	-173.2	-114	159.15
Gold	1945	1063	1336.15
Hastelloy C	2410 to 2460	1320 to 1350	1593.15 to 1623.15
Hydrogen	-434.5	-259.2	13.95
Inconel	2540 to 2600	1390 to 1425	1663.15 to 1698.15
Iridium	4440	2450	2723.15
Iron, Wrought	2700 to 2900	1482 to 1593	2723.15
Iron, Gray Cast	2060 to 2200	1127 to 1204	1755.15 to 18866.15
Iron, Ductile	2100	1149	1400.15 to 1477.15
Lead	621	327.5	1422.15
Lithium	357	180.5	600.65
Magnesium	1200	650	453.65
Magnesium Alloy	660 to 1200	349 to 649	923.15
Manganese	2271	1244	622.15 to 922.15
Manganese bronze	1590 to 1630	865 to 890	1517.15
Mercury	-37.95	-38.86	273.15
Molybdenum	4750	2620	234.29
Monel	2370 to 2460	1300 to 1350	2893.15
Nickel	2647	1453	1573.15 to 1623.15
Niobium	4473	2470	1726.15
Nitrogen	-346	-210	2743.15
Osmium	5477	3025	63.15
Oxygen	-361.8	-218.8	3298.15
Palladium	2831	1555	54.35
Phosphorus	111	44	1828.15
Platinum	3220	1770	317.15
Plutonium	1183	639.4	2043.15
Potassium	146	63.3	912.55
Red Brass	1810 to 1880	990 to 1025	336.45
Rhenium	5767	3186	1369.15 to 1298.15
Rhodium	3569	1965	3459.15
Ruthenium	4500	2482	2238.15
Selenium	423	217	2755.15
Silicon	2572	1411	490.15
Silver, Coin	1615	879	1684.15
Silver, Pure	1761	961	1152.15
Silver, Sterling	1640	893	1234.15
Sodium	208	97.83	1166.15
Steel, Carbon	2600 to 2800	1425 to 1540	370.98
Steel, Stainless	2750	1510	1698.15 to 1813.15
Sulfuric Acid	50	10	1783.15
Tantalum	5400	2980	283.15
Thorium	3191	1755	3253.15
Tin	449.4	232	2028.15
Titanium	3040	1670	505.15
Tungsten	6150	3400	1943.15
Uranium	2070	1132	3673.15
Uranium	2070	1132	1405.15
Vanadium	3450	1900	1405.15
Water	32	0	2173.15
Wrought Iron	4982	2750	273.15
Yellow Brass	1660 to 1710	905 to 932	3023.15
Zinc	787	419.5	1178.15 to 1205.15
Zirconium	3369	1854	692.65

Also Read: Top 7 Synthetic materials, Top 5 explosive materials

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