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Melting Point of Silver

The melting point of Silver is approximately 962 °C. Upper thermal limit for solid-state operation and manufacturing.

Melting Point of Silver

962 °C

Ranked #27 of 53 materials by melting point

Compared to nearby materials

Copper C110	1085 °C
Gold	1064 °C
Fiberglass (GFRP)	1000 °C
Silver	962 °C
Germanium	938 °C
Brass C260	915 °C
Borosilicate Glass	820 °C

← All properties of Silver

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