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melting points

n. (melting point English)

Usage examples of "melting points".

Wesley and I spent the rest of the afternoon in the Materials Analysis Unit, with its gas chromatographs, mass spectrometers, differential scanning calorimeters, and other intimidating instruments for determining materials and melting points.

This ball eventually cooled, and as it did, the metals with the highest melting points solidified on the surface first, and those with lower melting points solidified later.

Oh, there was a good deal of natural alloying, with a lot of eutectic alloys present, alloys with particularly low melting points.

The SCCAM projectiles were in actuality therm-o-nuclear devices mounted on small ship drives, with the exception that all their parts other than those requiring melting points over 2400 degrees were made of alloyed osmium.

The SCCAM projectiles were in actuality thermo-nuclear devices mounted on small ship drives, with the exception that all their parts other than those requiring melting points over 2400 degrees were made of alloyed osmium.

It is done according to the rituals of the Dark Arts, Catalyst, The ores are ground, heated to their melting points, then physically joined together.