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Melting Point of Tungsten is?

Correct answer: C. 3000 C

  • A. 1000 C
  • B. 2000 C
  • C. 3000 C
  • D. 4000 C

Explanation

Tungsten melts at approximately 3422°C, one of the highest melting points of any metal. Among the given approximate choices, 3000°C is the closest.

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