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Melting Point
Atomic Number
Einsteinium vs Neptunium
860.00 °C
640.00 °C
99
93
Uranium vs Neptunium
1,132.00 °C
640.00 °C
92
93
Protactinium vs Neptunium
1,568.00 °C
640.00 °C
91
93
Polonium vs Neptunium
254.00 °C
640.00 °C
84
93
Bismuth vs Neptunium
271.30 °C
640.00 °C
83
93
Lead vs Neptunium
327.50 °C
640.00 °C
82
93
Thallium vs Neptunium
303.50 °C
640.00 °C
81
93
Mercury vs Neptunium
Not Available
640.00 °C
80
93
Rhenium vs Neptunium
3,180.00 °C
640.00 °C
75
93
Tantalum vs Neptunium
2,996.00 °C
640.00 °C
73
93
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