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Volatile and refractory elements table

I hid the table (wanted to remove) because every single "volatile" element I tried to verify had a wildly different boiling point. For ex. for lead and indium it is not less than 700 K, but 2022 K for Pb and 2345 K for In. — 2dk ( talk) 09:15, 13 February 2023 (UTC) reply

Volatile and refractory elements table

Volatile and refractory elements table

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