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The temperature at which Metals metal starts melting.
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Polonium vs Lead
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254.00 °C
327.50 °C
84
82
Tin vs Lead
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231.90 °C
327.50 °C
50
82
Polonium vs Tin
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254.00 °C
231.90 °C
84
50
Lead vs Tin
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327.50 °C
231.90 °C
82
50
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