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Titanium is a transition element and transition elements generally have higher melting points.
what else should i include?
what else should i include?
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why is the melting point of calcium(839 degrees celcius) lower that that of titanium(1660 degrees)
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Stronger metallic bonding present in Titanium.
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thankuu anything else?
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That's it, you only have to expand on why it has a stronger metallic bond.
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thank uuu please help me in the other why questions....im stuck plus no one is helping....