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What has the lowest boiling point
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What has the lowest boiling point

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Helium is the lowest boiling point.
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The answer would be "Helium." Helium has the boiling point of s 268.6 degrees Celsius, or minus 451.48 degrees Fahrenheit. But the element with the highest boiling point is "Tungsten". Tungsten is 10,031°F (5,555°C).

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