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Which element has the highest boiling point?
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Quick Answer
Tungsten also has the highest boiling point of any element, at about 5,555 °C (10,031 °F). That extraordinary value helps make tungsten useful in extreme-heat environments.
The Full Story
Tungsten does not just have the highest melting point; it also has the highest boiling point among the elements, around 5,555 °C. This extreme thermal stability is a major reason it was used historically in incandescent light-bulb filaments and remains useful in high-temperature engineering. Tungsten’s strong metallic bonding makes it difficult to vaporize. It is one of the key metals for applications where ordinary materials would quickly fail.
Key Facts
1.Tungsten boiling point: about 5,555 °C
2.Melting point: 3,422 °C
3.Atomic number: 74
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