Boiling Point Trend

Boiling Point Trend tutorial

Boiling Point Trend

boiling point - temperature at which a liquid changes to a gas

Highest boiling point:
rhenium(75) : 5596 °C
Lowest boiling point:
helium(2) : -268.93 °C
Undefined: (91) (93) (96) (97) (98) (99) (100) (101) (102) (103) (104) (105) (106) (107) (108) (109) (110) (111) (112) (114)

boiling point graph
X- axis: atomic number Y-axis: boiling point (°C)

element	atomic number	boiling point °C
hydrogen	1	-252.87
helium	2	-268.93
lithium	3	1342
beryllium	4	2471
boron	5	4000
carbon	6	3825
nitrogen	7	-195.79
oxygen	8	-182.95
fluorine	9	-188.12
neon	10	-246.08
sodium	11	883
magnesium	12	1090
aluminum	13	2519
silicon	14	3265
phosphorus	15	277
sulfur	16	444.6
chlorine	17	-34.04
argon	18	-185.85
potassium	19	759
calcium	20	1484
scandium	21	2830
titanium	22	3287
vanadium	23	3407
chromium	24	2671
manganese	25	2061
iron	26	2861
cobalt	27	2927
nickel	28	2913
copper	29	2562
zinc	30	907
gallium	31	2204
germanium	32	2833
arsenic	33	614
selenium	34	685
bromine	35	58.8
krypton	36	-153.22
rubidium	37	688
strontium	38	1382
yttrium	39	3336
zirconium	40	4409
niobium	41	4744
molybdenum	42	4639
technetium	43	4265
ruthenium	44	4150
rhodium	45	3695
palladium	46	2963
silver	47	2162
cadmium	48	767
indium	49	2072
tin	50	2602
antimony	51	1587
tellurium	52	988
iodine	53	184.4
xenon	54	-108.04

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See other element trend graphs:

atomic radius

boiling point

electronegativity

ionization energy

melting point