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did you know that aluminum cans melt at 660 celsius

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There is 37.5 million gallons of water in are air at once

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ice melts at below 32'f

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Did you know the boiling point for olive oil is 300. Degrees Celsius 3x the amount of water

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Did you know the boiling point for olive oil is 300. Degrees Celsius 3x the amount of water

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Samantha w.

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Meta melts at 1370 degrees
Madison

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did you know iron melts at 1535 c from Ashton Smith

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You may have drunk some of the same water that Abraham Lincoln drank from Jenna

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butter melts at 95oF

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Iodine will melt at 236.7 degrees fahrenheit and 113.72222 celsius

-Holden

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Iron melts at 1535 c, 2795 f

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will snow melt right away at o degree Celsius

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-Logan S.

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Clouds form when water vapor in the air condenses. Sometimes clouds grow huge cumulonimbus clouds. These clouds can bring bad weather.

It can even be red!

-Taryn

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You may have drunk some of the same water that Abraham Lincoln drank!! This is because  water is always moving around the water cycle.
-Olivia

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Did you know that diamonds melt at 3547 Celsius/ 6420 Fahenheit

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Did you know that diamonds melt at 3547 Celsius/ 6420 Fahenheit

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-Ryan

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Cat Litter melts at  1610F
SUPER HOT !!!

- Brooke

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that a titanium bar has a melting point of 3,020F (1,660C) THAT IS HOT!!

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ArtiFact :: Free Encyclopedia of Everything Art, Antiques & Collectibles

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Titanium is obtained from various ores that occur naturally on the earth. The primary ores used for titanium production include ilmenite, leucoxene, and rutile. Other notable sources include anatase, perovskite, and sphene.

The applications of titanium and its alloys are numerous. The aerospace industry is the largest user of titanium products. It is useful for this industry because of its high strength to weight ratio and high temperature properties. It is typically used for airplane parts and fasteners. These same properties make titanium useful for the production of gas turbine engines. It is used for parts such as the compressor blades, casings, engine cowlings, and heat shields.

Since titanium has good corrosion resistance, it is an important material for the metal finishing industry where it is used for making heat exchanger coils, jigs, and linings. Titanium's resistance to chlorine and acid makes it an important material in chemical processing. It is used for the various pumps, valves, and heat exchangers on the chemical production line.

The oil refining industry employs titanium materials for condenser tubes because of corrosion resistance. This property also makes it useful for equipment used in the desalinization process.

Titanium is used in the production of human implants because it has good compatibility with the human body. One of the most notable recent uses of titanium is in artificial hearts first implanted in a human in 2001. Other uses of titanium are in hip replacements, pacemakers, defibrillators, and elbow and hip joints.

Titanium materials are used in the production of numerous consumer products. It is used in the manufacture of such things as shoes, jewellery, computers, sporting equipment, watches, and sculptures. As titanium dioxide, it is used as a white pigment in plastic, paper, and paint. It is even used as a white food colouring and as a sunscreen in cosmetic products.

A silvery grey, lightweight, high-strength, low-corrosion structural metal, it is found combined in almost all rocks and soils and in plants and animals, natural waters, and deep-sea dredgings. Its chief commercial ores are ilmenite and rutile.

Its alloys are used for parts for high-speed aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, and ships; in electrodes; in chemical, desalination, and food-handling equipment; and in prostheses.
Most historians credit William Gregor for the discovery of titanium. In 1791, he was working with menachanite (a mineral found in England) when he recognized the new element and published his results. The element was rediscovered a few years later in the ore rutile by M. H. Klaproth, a German chemist.

Klaproth named the element titanium after the mythological giants, the Titans.

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Titanium - ArtiFact :: Free Encyclopedia of Everything Art, Antiques & Collectibles

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Titanium is obtained from various ores that occur naturally on the earth. The primary ores used for titanium production include ilmenite, leucoxene, and rutile. Other notable sources include anatase, perovskite, and sphene. The applications of titanium and its alloys are numerous.

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when you add water to dry ice you will see that a gas will come up from the dry ice

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when you add water to dry ice you will see that a gas will come up from the dry ice

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nail polish boils at 133 degrees F or 56 degrees C
Maddy

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if you take a gas and heat it up a lot more it becomes plaza. we use plaza cutters all the time! like A LIGHTSABER 

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if you take a gas and heat it up a lot more it becomes plaza. we use plaza cutters all the time! like A LIGHTSABER 

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Magma or lava can get trapped under ground and it takes a long time to cool down. Just like when my sister is mad at me.

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Steel  melts at 2,500 F (1,371 C ), That is a real hot temperature! -Fernando

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did you know a 18 karat gold bar has a melting point of 1,700 F VERY HOT  

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did you know a 18 karat gold bar has a melting point of 1,700 F VERY HOT  

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Did you know that the sun explodes when it has been a million years and melting everything in its path?

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did you know that the temperature of a jet engine can get as hot as 2,800 Fahrenheit  

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did you know that the temperature of a jet engine can get as hot as 2,800 Fahrenheit  

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Did you know that chocolate  melts at 97 f. thats why chocalte is gooey in your mouth 

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Did you know that chocolate  melts at 97 f. thats why chocalte is gooey in your mouth 

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- Maxwell

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27,000,000 Fahrenheit don't touch it

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Aluminum Cans will melt at 660Celsius. SOO HOT!