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Melting Point of Metals Less than 327.5 °C
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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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Cadmium
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320.90 °C
12
5
48
765.00 °C
Hexagonal Close Packed (HCP)
Thallium
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303.50 °C
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81
1,457.00 °C
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Bismuth
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271.30 °C
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83
1,560.00 °C
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Polonium
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254.00 °C
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84
962.00 °C
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Tin
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231.90 °C
14
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50
2,270.00 °C
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Lithium
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180.54 °C
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1,347.00 °C
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Indium
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156.61 °C
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49
2,000.00 °C
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Sodium
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97.72 °C
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3
11
883.00 °C
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Flerovium
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67.00 °C
14
7
114
147.00 °C
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Potassium
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63.65 °C
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4
19
774.00 °C
Body Centered Cubic (BCC)
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