What is the melting point of gold?

Answer by  Linds (34)

The melting point of gold can be viewed in many different ways. First, it can melt at 1337. 33 k. Or, it can be shown as 1064. 18 degrees C. Or, it can be shown as 1947. 52 degrees F. Gold can be used for an assortment of things, including jewelry, medicine, and monetary exchange.

Answer by  luvnmommy (53)

The temperature in order to melt gold has to be extremely high. On average, the melting point of gold is about 1064. 43 Degrees Celsius or 1947. 97 Degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer by  legolasgirl4321 (37)

In degrees F, the melting point of gold is 1947. 52 degrees. In degrees C, the melting point is 1064. 18 degrees. In Kelvin, the melting point is 1337. 33.

Answer by  vijayparttimejob (2254)

10k yellow 1617f-1650f (881-891 C) 14k yellow 1524f-1606f (829-874 C) 18k yellow 1679f-1765f (915-963 C) 10k white about 1822f (994 C) 14k white about 1737f (947C) 14k white + palladium(not common) 1968f 18k white about 1704f (929 C) 18k white + palladium(not common) 2006f

Answer by  cdk (42)

The melting point of gold is 1064. 43 degrees centrigrade. It can also be expressed as 1947. 9741 degrees Fahrenheit.