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Television

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Nuclear power plant.

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For my phone, it sometimes heats up when I'm on it, so you would have to know when it melts, too, so it doesn't explode.

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Glass window

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An space heater because if it gets hot it could start a fire

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Ipad bacause  it could over heat

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You need to on a screen printing heater metal:)

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The Concorde jet. It moves so fast when you touch the glass, it's hot.

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Air plane

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Light bulb because the bulb gets really hot

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The melting point of an Xbox because if it's being used a lot or for a long time so it might either permanently shut down or have a tiny explosion.

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Shoe because if the bottom of your shoe was thin when you run the bottom of your shoe would  melt after a while

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You would have to be aware of what you make a metal phone case out of because after you use the phone for awhile it heats up, and so does the metal around it

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An electronic
A ceramic plate or bowl because when heated up they get really hot

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Lithium. Lithium melts at the temperature of water. Which would be a disaster if you ride your lithium made car in a rain storm.

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You you'll have to know the melting point of garbage. So the garbage won't burn at the dunp

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You would have to consider the melting point of an iPhone because the metal on it

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Tar on the roads because if it gets hot the tar might melt and car tires will get stuck

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A phone because if you use it too much it starts to get hot ,so you don't want to melt it

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Spaceship metals

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Glass for a lightbulb because it needs to be resistant so it won't burn when you turn on the lights.

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You would have to know the melting point for a pot or a pan, so when you cook with it, it doesn't melt when you cook the food.

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You would have to consider the melting point for lightning rods, lightning is hot. If you make lightning rods out of objects that have a low melting point they can only be used once.

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An Ipod

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For what object should you consider the melting point of a substance before choosing materials to include in the making of the object.  Ex. Frying pans or engine parts