What Temperature Does The Element Gold Melt?
Gold has a symbol of Au and an atomic number of 79 and is quite commonly used in making jewelry. It is the most malleable and ductile pure metal known to us. It is found in its solid form in nature. Its melting point is 1063.18 degrees centigrade or 1947.52 Fahrenheit. The boiling point of Gold is 2856 degrees centigrade or 5173 Fahrenheit. This means that to melt gold, you need really high temperatures that can be achieved in kilns that are heated to high temperature. When gold is in its molten form, it can be molded into different shapes.
