Melting Point

Temperature at which solid converts into liquid at atmospheric pressure.

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Points to Remember:

  1. If the compound melts over a very narrow range, it can usually be assumed that the compound is relatively pure.
  2. An impure solid melts over a wide range and at a temperature lower than that of the pure solid.

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The metal having the highest melting point is

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