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The temperature at which Metals metal starts melting.Melting Point
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Atomic number of Metals is the number of protons present in the atom of Metals metal.Atomic Number
700.00 °C
27.00 °C
88
87
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27.00 °C
80
87
1,064.43 °C
27.00 °C
79
87
725.00 °C
27.00 °C
56
87
28.50 °C
27.00 °C
55
87
156.61 °C
27.00 °C
49
87
320.90 °C
27.00 °C
48
87
961.93 °C
27.00 °C
47
87
769.00 °C
27.00 °C
38
87
38.89 °C
27.00 °C
37
87
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