What is the melting point of carbon?

Answer by  DonG (26)

The QUICK Answer is Melting Point: 3500°C or 6332°F. Although it depends on the state of the carbon, (diamonds, graphite, or amorphous carbon), at atmospheric pressure none of the forms of carbon will melt (turn to liquid), some forms will sublime (turn to gas). Pressures required to melt carbon vary from 1 to 100 atmospheres of pressure.

Answer by  Oneiricon (6)

Carbon is found in 3 isotopes; Carbon 12, 13, and 14 with Carbon 12 being the most abundant on Earth. Melting point of Carbon is 3500.0 °C or 6332.0 °f