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Periodic table chart

Melting point chart

The melting point is the temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid at normal atmospheric pressure. The chart shows it in degrees Celsius; the table also gives kelvin and Fahrenheit.

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Values marked * are predictions for superheavy elements made only a few atoms at a time. They are left out of the colour scale and the rankings.

The trend

Melting points climb toward the middle of each period, where atoms share the most bonding electrons, and fall away toward the noble gases. Carbon and tungsten have the highest melting points and helium the lowest; helium only becomes solid under high pressure. Mercury and bromine are the only elements that are liquid at room temperature, and caesium and gallium melt on a hot day.

Highest

  1. Carbon (C)3,550 °C
  2. Tungsten (W)3,422 °C
  3. Rhenium (Re)3,186 °C
  4. Osmium (Os)3,033 °C
  5. Tantalum (Ta)3,017 °C

Lowest

  1. Helium (He)-272 °C
  2. Hydrogen (H)-259 °C
  3. Neon (Ne)-249 °C
  4. Fluorine (F)-220 °C
  5. Oxygen (O)-219 °C

Melting point of every element

No.Element°CK°F
1Hydrogen (H)-259.3413.81-434.8
2Helium (He)-272.20.95-458
3Lithium (Li)180.5453.65356.9
4Beryllium (Be)1,286.851,5602,348.3
5Boron (B)2,074.852,3483,766.7
6Carbon (C)3,549.853,8236,421.7
7Nitrogen (N)-21063.15-346
8Oxygen (O)-218.7954.36-361.8
9Fluorine (F)-219.6253.53-363.3
10Neon (Ne)-248.5924.56-415.5
11Sodium (Na)97.8370.95208
12Magnesium (Mg)649.859231,201.7
13Aluminium (Al)660.29933.441,220.5
14Silicon (Si)1,413.851,6872,576.9
15Phosphorus (P)44.15317.3111.5
16Sulfur (S)115.21388.36239.4
17Chlorine (Cl)-101.5171.65-150.7
18Argon (Ar)-189.3583.8-308.8
19Potassium (K)63.38336.53146.1
20Calcium (Ca)841.851,1151,547.3
21Scandium (Sc)1,540.851,8142,805.5
22Titanium (Ti)1,667.851,9413,034.1
23Vanadium (V)1,909.852,1833,469.7
24Chromium (Cr)1,906.852,1803,464.3
25Manganese (Mn)1,245.851,5192,274.5
26Iron (Fe)1,537.851,8112,800.1
27Cobalt (Co)1,494.851,7682,722.7
28Nickel (Ni)1,454.851,7282,650.7
29Copper (Cu)1,084.621,357.771,984.3
30Zinc (Zn)419.53692.68787.2
31Gallium (Ga)29.76302.9185.6
32Germanium (Ge)938.251,211.41,720.9
33Arsenic (As)816.851,0901,502.3
34Selenium (Se)220.5493.65428.9
35Bromine (Br)-7.2265.9519
36Krypton (Kr)-157.36115.79-251.2
37Rubidium (Rb)39.31312.46102.8
38Strontium (Sr)776.851,0501,430.3
39Yttrium (Y)1,521.851,7952,771.3
40Zirconium (Zr)1,854.852,1283,370.7
41Niobium (Nb)2,476.852,7504,490.3
42Molybdenum (Mo)2,622.852,8964,753.1
43Technetium (Tc)2,156.852,4303,914.3
44Ruthenium (Ru)2,333.852,6074,232.9
45Rhodium (Rh)1,963.852,2373,566.9
46Palladium (Pd)1,554.91,828.052,830.8
47Silver (Ag)961.781,234.931,763.2
48Cadmium (Cd)321.07594.22609.9
49Indium (In)156.6429.75313.9
50Tin (Sn)231.93505.08449.5
51Antimony (Sb)630.63903.781,167.1
52Tellurium (Te)449.51722.66841.1
53Iodine (I)113.7386.85236.7
54Xenon (Xe)-111.79161.36-169.2
55Caesium (Cs)28.44301.5983.2
56Barium (Ba)726.851,0001,340.3
57Lanthanum (La)917.851,1911,684.1
58Cerium (Ce)797.851,0711,468.1
59Praseodymium (Pr)930.851,2041,707.5
60Neodymium (Nd)1,020.851,2941,869.5
61Promethium (Pm)1,041.851,3151,907.3
62Samarium (Sm)1,073.851,3471,964.9
63Europium (Eu)821.851,0951,511.3
64Gadolinium (Gd)1,312.851,5862,395.1
65Terbium (Tb)1,355.851,6292,472.5
66Dysprosium (Dy)1,411.851,6852,573.3
67Holmium (Ho)1,473.851,7472,684.9
68Erbium (Er)1,528.851,8022,783.9
69Thulium (Tm)1,544.851,8182,812.7
70Ytterbium (Yb)818.851,0921,505.9
71Lutetium (Lu)1,662.851,9363,025.1
72Hafnium (Hf)2,232.852,5064,051.1
73Tantalum (Ta)3,016.853,2905,462.3
74Tungsten (W)3,421.853,6956,191.3
75Rhenium (Re)3,185.853,4595,766.5
76Osmium (Os)3,032.853,3065,491.1
77Iridium (Ir)2,445.852,7194,434.5
78Platinum (Pt)1,768.42,041.553,215.1
79Gold (Au)1,064.181,337.331,947.5
80Mercury (Hg)-38.83234.32-37.9
81Thallium (Tl)303.85577578.9
82Lead (Pb)327.46600.61621.4
83Bismuth (Bi)271.4544.55520.5
84Polonium (Po)253.85527488.9
85Astatine (At)301.85575575.3
86Radon (Rn)-71.15202-96.1
87Francium (Fr)26.8530080.3
88Radium (Ra)699.859731,291.7
89Actinium (Ac)1,050.851,3241,923.5
90Thorium (Th)1,749.852,0233,181.7
91Protactinium (Pa)1,571.851,8452,861.3
92Uranium (U)1,134.851,4082,074.7
93Neptunium (Np)643.859171,190.9
94Plutonium (Pu)639.859131,183.7
95Americium (Am)1,175.851,4492,148.5
96Curium (Cm)1,344.851,6182,452.7
97Berkelium (Bk)1,049.851,3231,921.7
98Californium (Cf)899.851,1731,651.7
99Einsteinium (Es)859.851,1331,579.7
100Fermium (Fm)1,526.851,8002,780.3
101Mendelevium (Md)826.851,1001,520.3
102Nobelium (No)826.851,1001,520.3
103Lawrencium (Lr)1,626.851,9002,960.3
104Rutherfordium (Rf)2,126.85*2,400*3,860.3*
105Dubnium (Db)———
106Seaborgium (Sg)———
107Bohrium (Bh)———
108Hassium (Hs)———
109Meitnerium (Mt)———
110Darmstadtium (Ds)———
111Roentgenium (Rg)———
112Copernicium (Cn)9.85*283*49.7*
113Nihonium (Nh)426.85*700*800.3*
114Flerovium (Fl)66.85*340*152.3*
115Moscovium (Mc)396.85*670*746.3*
116Livermorium (Lv)435.85*709*816.5*
117Tennessine (Ts)449.85*723*841.7*
118Oganesson (Og)———