At what temperature does silver melt?
Correct answer: C. 961.8 °C
- A. 275 °C
- B. 327 °C
- C. 961.8 °C
- D. 100 °C
Explanation
Silver melts at about 961.8 °C, because its metallic lattice requires a high temperature to break down. The lower values listed correspond roughly to other substances, not silver.
Last updated