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The '''melting point''' of any substance is the [[temperature]] at which that substance changes state from a [[solid]] into a [[liquid]], or vice versa. Melting temperature for most substances is mildly related to the [[pressure]] on the system. If the pressure of a melting point is not specified, it probably describes a system at [[atmospheric pressure]]. | The '''melting point''' of any substance is the [[temperature]] at which that substance changes state from a [[solid]] into a [[liquid]], or vice versa. Melting temperature for most substances is mildly related to the [[pressure]] on the system. If the pressure of a melting point is not specified, it probably describes a system at [[atmospheric pressure]]. | ||
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The melting point of any substance is the temperature at which that substance changes state from a solid into a liquid, or vice versa. Melting temperature for most substances is mildly related to the pressure on the system. If the pressure of a melting point is not specified, it probably describes a system at atmospheric pressure.