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Boiling Point of Metals Less than 1347.0 °C
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The temperature at which Metals metal starts melting.
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The temperature at which Metals starts boiling. Not literally it is a temperature point at which it converts to vapors.
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In mineralogy and crystallography, a crystal structure is a unique arrangement of atoms in a crystal. There are different types of Crystal structure exhibited by metals.
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Einsteinium
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860.00 °C
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99
996.00 °C
Face Centered Cubic (FCC)
Ytterbium
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824.00 °C
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70
1,196.00 °C
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Barium
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725.00 °C
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56
1,140.00 °C
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Magnesium
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650.00 °C
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12
1,107.00 °C
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Nihonium
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430.00 °C
13
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113
1,130.00 °C
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Zinc
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419.58 °C
12
4
30
907.00 °C
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Moscovium
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400.00 °C
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115
1,100.00 °C
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Tennessine
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400.00 °C
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117
610.00 °C
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Cadmium
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320.90 °C
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5
48
765.00 °C
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Polonium
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254.00 °C
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6
84
962.00 °C
Monoclinic (MON)
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