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    This document contains a table listing the melting temperatures and bonding energies of four metals: mercury, aluminium, iron, and tungsten. It also includes a line graph showing the relationship between bonding energy and melting temperature for these metals, with bonding energy increasing along the y-axis and melting temperature increasing along the x-axis. Tungsten has the highest melting temperature and bonding energy.

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    This document contains a table listing the melting temperatures and bonding energies of four metals: mercury, aluminium, iron, and tungsten. It also includes a line graph showing the relationship between bonding energy and melting temperature for these metals, with bonding energy increasing along the y-axis and melting temperature increasing along the x-axis. Tungsten has the highest melting temperature and bonding energy.

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    Sr no Metal Symbol Melting temperaute Bonding energy

    1 Mercury Hg -39 0.7

    2 Aluminium Al 660 3.4

    3 Iron Fe 1538 4.2

    4 Tungsten W 3410 8.8


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