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Is aluminum a liquid at 1,000 kelvin and why

Is aluminum a liquid at 1,000 kelvin and why
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Is aluminum a liquid at 1,000 kelvin and why

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Yes

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Aluminum melts at 934 Kelvin, and its boiling point in Kelvin is 2743, so at 1000 Kelvin, it is a liquid.

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