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Boiling Point of the elements

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Helium	-268.93 °C	Americium	2011 °C	Protactinium	4000 °C
Hydrogen	-252.87 °C	Manganese	2061 °C	Carbon	4027 °C^[note]
Neon	-246.08 °C	Indium	2072 °C	Ruthenium	4150 °C
Nitrogen	-195.79 °C	Silver	2162 °C	Technetium	4265 °C
Fluorine	-188.12 °C	Gallium	2204 °C	Zirconium	4409 °C
Argon	-185.8 °C	Beryllium	2470 °C	Iridium	4428 °C
Oxygen	-182.9 °C	Aluminum	2519 °C	Hafnium	4603 °C
Krypton	-153.22 °C	Dysprosium	2567 °C	Molybdenum	4639 °C
Xenon	-108 °C	Tin	2602 °C	Niobium	4744 °C
Radon	-61.7 °C	Chromium	2671 °C	Thorium	4820 °C
Chlorine	-34.04 °C	Holmium	2700 °C	Osmium	5012 °C
Bromine	59 °C	Germanium	2820 °C	Tantalum	5458 °C
Iodine	184.3 °C	Scandium	2830 °C	Tungsten	5555 °C
Phosphorus	280.5 °C^[note]	Gold	2856 °C	Rhenium	5596 °C
Mercury	356.73 °C	Iron	2861 °C	Astatine	N/A
Sulfur	444.72 °C	Erbium	2868 °C	Francium	N/A
Arsenic	614 °C^[note]	Silicon	2.9×10³ °C	Berkelium	N/A
Cesium	671 °C	Nickel	2913 °C	Californium	N/A
Selenium	685 °C	Cobalt	2927 °C	Einsteinium	N/A
Rubidium	688 °C	Copper	2927 °C	Fermium	N/A
Potassium	759 °C	Palladium	2963 °C	Mendelevium	N/A
Cadmium	767 °C	Promethium	3×10³ °C	Nobelium	N/A
Sodium	883 °C	Neodymium	3.1×10³ °C	Lawrencium	N/A
Zinc	907 °C	Curium	3110 °C	Rutherfordium	N/A
Polonium	962 °C	Actinium	3200 °C	Dubnium	N/A
Tellurium	988 °C	Terbium	3230 °C	Seaborgium	N/A
Magnesium	1090 °C	Plutonium	3230 °C	Bohrium	N/A
Ytterbium	1196 °C	Gadolinium	3250 °C	Hassium	N/A
Lithium	1342 °C	Titanium	3287 °C	Meitnerium	N/A
Strontium	1382 °C	Praseodymium	3290 °C	Darmstadtium	N/A
Thallium	1473 °C	Yttrium	3345 °C	Roentgenium	N/A
Calcium	1484 °C	Cerium	3360 °C	Ununbium	N/A
Europium	1527 °C	Lutetium	3402 °C	Ununtrium	N/A
Bismuth	1564 °C	Vanadium	3407 °C	Ununquadium	N/A
Antimony	1587 °C	Lanthanum	3464 °C	Ununpentium	N/A
Radium	1737 °C	Rhodium	3695 °C	Ununhexium	N/A
Lead	1749 °C	Platinum	3825 °C	Ununseptium	N/A
Samarium	1803 °C	Uranium	3927 °C	Ununoctium	N/A
Barium	1870 °C	Neptunium	4×10³ °C
Thulium	1950 °C	Boron	4000 °C

Notes on the Boiling Point of particular elements:

Carbon: Value given for diamond form.

Phosphorus: Value given for yellow phosphorus form.

Arsenic: Arsenic sublimates at this temperature.

Up to date, curated data provided by Mathematica's ElementData function from Wolfram Research, Inc.

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Absolute Boiling Point	Isotope Abundances
Absolute Melting Point	Known Isotopes
Abundance in Earth's Crust	Lattice Angles
Abundance in Humans	Lattice Constants
Abundance in Meteorites	Lifetime
Abundance in the Ocean	Liquid Density
Abundance in the Sun	Magnetic Type
Abundance in the Universe	Mass Magnetic Susceptibility
Adiabatic Index	Melting Point
Allotrope Names	Memberships
Alternate Names	Mohs Hardness
Atomic Number	Molar Magnetic Susceptibility
Atomic Radius	Molar Volume
Atomic Weight	Name
Autoignition Point	Neel Point
Block	Neutron Cross Section
Boiling Point	Neutron Mass Absorption
Brinell Hardness	NFPA Fire Rating
Bulk Modulus	NFPA Hazards
CAS Number	NFPA Health Rating
CID Number	NFPA Label
Color	NFPA Reactivity Rating
Covalent Radius	NSC Number
Critical Pressure	Period
Critical Temperature	Phase
Crystal Structure	Poisson Ratio
Curie Point	Quantum Numbers
Decay Mode	Radioactive
Density	Refractive Index
Discovery Year	Resistivity
DOT Hazard Class	RTECS Classes
DOT Numbers	RTECS Number
Electrical Conductivity	Shear Modulus
Electrical Type	Space Group Name
Electron Affinity	Space Group Number
Electron Configuration	Specific Heat
Electronegativity	Speed of Sound
EU Number	Stable Isotopes
Flash Point	Superconducting Point
Gas Atomic Multiplicities	Symbol
Gmelin Number	Thermal Conductivity
Group	Thermal Expansion
Half Life	Valence
Heat of Combustion	Van Der Waals Radius
Heat of Fusion	Vickers Hardness
Heat of Vaporization	Volume Magnetic Susceptibility
Ionization Energies	Young Modulus