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Element Melting Points - Alphabetical and Periodic Table

Melting point data for the elements presented in two different ways: alphabetical list and periodic table.

Element Melting Points - Alphabetical List

Element Name Melting Point/°C Element Name Melting Point/°C
Actinium 1050 Mendelevium 827
Aluminum 660.32 Mercury -38.83
Americium 1176 Molybdenum 2623
Antimony 630.79 Moscovium -
Argon -189.3 Neodymium 1016
Arsenic 817 Neon -248.5
Astatine 302 Neptunium 640
Barium 725 Nickel 1455
Berkelium 986 Nihonium -
Beryllium 1278 Niobium 2477
Bismuth 271.4 Nitrogen -210.1
Bohrium - Nobelium -
Boron 2075 Oganesson -
Bromine -7 Osmium 3030
Cadmium 321.1 Oxygen -218.3
Calcium 842 Palladium 1555
Californium 900 Phosphorus 44.2
Carbon 3550 Platinum 1768
Cerium 798 Plutonium 639.4
Cesium 28.4 Polonium 254
Chlorine -101 Potassium 63.4
Chromium 1907 Praseodymium 931
Cobalt 1495 Promethium 1142
Copernicium - Protactinium 1570
Copper 1084.62 Radium 700
Curium 1340 Radon -71
Darmstadtium - Rhenium 3186
Dubnium - Rhodium 1963
Dysprosium 1410 Roentgenium -
Einsteinium 860 Rubidium 39.3
Erbium 1530 Ruthenium 2330
Europium 822 Rutherfordium -
Fermium 1527 Samarium 1170
Flerovium - Scandium 1540
Fluorine -219.6 Seaborgium -
Francium 27 Selenium 220
Gadolinium 1314 Silicon 1414
Gallium 29.76 Silver 961.95
Germanium 938 Sodium 97.72
Gold 1064.18 Strontium 777
Hafnium 2230 Sulfur 115.2
Hassium - Tantalum 3020
Helium -272.2 Technetium 2160
Holmium 1470 Tellurium 450
Hydrogen -259.14 Tennessine -
Indium 156.6 Terbium 1360
Iodine 113.5 Thallium 304
Iridium 2447 Thorium 1750
Iron 1535.1 Thulium 1550
Krypton -157.3 Tin 231.928
Lanthanum 1540 Titanium 1668
Lawrencium - Tungsten 3422
Lead 327.46 Uranium 1135
Lithium 180.54 Vanadium 1920
Livermorium - Xenon -118.8
Lutetium 1660 Ytterbium 824
Magnesium 650 Yttrium 1525
Manganese 1250 Zinc 419.53
Meitnerium - Zirconium 1850

*Melting Point Notes:
1. At normal atmospheric pressure carbon does not melt when heated, it sublimes. i.e. when heated, carbon undergoes a phase change directly from solid to gas. If the pressure is increased to 10 atmospheres carbon (graphite) is observed to melt at 3550 °C.

2. At normal atmospheric pressure arsenic does not melt when heated, it sublimes. Under a pressure of 28 atmospheres arsenic melts at 817 °C.

Periodic Table of Element Melting Points in Degrees Celcius


Group 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Period
1		 1
H
-259.14		 2
He
-272.2
2 3
Li
180.54		 4
Be
1278		 5
B
2075		 6
C
3350		 7
N
-210.1		 8
O
-218.3		 9
F
-219.6		 10
Ne
-245.5
3 11
Na
97.72		 12
Mg
650		 13
Al
660.32		 14
Si
1414		 15
P
44.2		 16
S
115.2		 17
Cl
-101		 18
Ar
-189.3
4 19
K
63.4		 20
Ca
842		 21
Sc
1540		 22
Ti
1668		 23
V
1920		 24
Cr
1907		 25
Mn
1250		 26
Fe
1535.1		 27
Co
1495		 28
Ni
1455		 29
Cu
1084.6		 30
Zn
419.53		 31
Ga
29.76		 32
Ge
938		 33
As
817		 34
Se
220		 35
Br
-7		 36
Kr
-157.3
5 37
Rb
39.3		 38
Sr
777		 39
Y
1525		 40
Zr
1850		 41
Nb
2477		 42
Mo
2623		 43
Tc
2160		 44
Ru
2330		 45
Rh
1963		 46
Pd
1555		 47
Ag
961.95		 48
Cd
321.1		 49
In
156.6		 50
Sn
231.928		 51
Sb
630.79		 52
Te
450		 53
I
113.5		 54
Xe
-118.8
6 55
Cs
28.4		 56
Ba
725		 57-71
 72
Hf
2230		 73
Ta
3020		 74
W
3422		 75
Re
3186		 76
Os
3030		 77
Ir
2447		 78
Pt
1768		 79
Au
1064.18		 80
Hg
-38.83		 81
Tl
304		 82
Pb
327.46		 83
Bi
271.4		 84
Po
254		 85
At
302		 86
Rn
-71
7 87
Fr
27		 88
Ra
700		 89-103
 104
Rf
 - 		105
Db
 - 		106
Sg
 - 		107
Bh
 - 		108
Hs
 - 		109
Mt
 - 		110
Ds
 - 		111
Rg
 - 		112
Cn
 - 		113
Nh
 - 		114
Fl
 - 		115
Mc
 - 		116
Lv
 - 		117
Ts
 - 		118
Og
 -
   
57
La
1540		 58
Ce
798		 59
Pr
931		 60
Nd
1016		 61
Pm
1142		 62
Sm
1170		 63
Eu
822		 64
Gd
1314		 65
Tb
1360		 66
Dy
1410		 67
Ho
1470		 68
Er
1530		 69
Tm
1550		 70
Yb
824		 71
Lu
1660
89
Ac
1050		 90
Th
1750		 91
Pa
1570		 92
U
1135		 93
Np
640		 94
Pu
639.4		 95
Am
1176		 96
Cm
1340		 97
Bk
986		 98
Cf
900		 99
Es
860		 100
Fm
1527		 101
Md
827		 102
No
-		 103
Lr
-

Periodic Table Key

X
Synthetic Elements
X
Liquids or melt at close to room temp.
X
Solids
X
Gases
Alkali Metals
Alkali Earth Metals
Transition Metals
Other Metals
Metalloids
Other Non Metals
Halogens
Noble Gases
Lanthanides
& Actinides