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Bear
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Registered on: 2nd Apr 2002
Last active: 2nd Apr 2002
Total posts: 8
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Cancel that stuff about the melting point of titanium. I did the C to F calculation wrong.Titanium has a melting point of 3270 deg F, steel is 2500 deg F and aluminum is 1220 deg F. I...
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Titanium is very similar to aluminum and both have very low melting points compared to steel. I just looked at a reference that said the melting point is 1680 deg C which I think works...
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All of the petroleum fuels mentioned melt lead and zink which melt at about 800 degrees Farenheit. None of them melt brazed joints which melts at about 1800 degrees. Usually the fuels...
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