Table-melting and boiling temperature of metals

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Boiling and melting points of metals

The melting / boiling temperature table for the most common metals and alloys in degrees Celsius is given below:

Aluminum 660/2519;

Tungsten 3420/5555;

Duralumin 650/2348;

Iron 1539/2861;

Gold 1064/2856;

Invar 1425/2742;

Iridium 2447/4427;

Potassium 63/759;

Constantan 1260/2314;

Brass 1000/2383;

Magnesium 650/1090;

Copper 1084/2561;

Molybdenum 2622/4640;

Sodium 97.8 / 883;

Neusilber 1100/2648;

Nickel 1455/2913;

Nichrome 1400/2478;

Tin 232/2602;

Osmium 3030/5011;

Platinum 1772/3826;

Mercury -39/357;

Ruthenium 2334/4150;

Lead 327/1749;

Silver 962/2162;

Steel 1300… 1500/2800… 3300

Titan 1668/3287;

Fechral 1460/2886;

Cesium 28/671;

Zinc 420/909;

Zirconium 1852/4409;

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Note

For special steels, the boiling point and melting point are usually 50… 80 ^° C below the corresponding temperatures for iron.

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