What is the boiling point?

Boiling point is the temperature at which a substance changes from liquid to gaseous state under a specific pressure. Under boiling point conditions, the vapor pressure of a liquid is equal to the external pressure, allowing the liquid to overcome the external pressure and transform into a gas state.

boiling point of aluminum

The boiling point generally increases with increasing pressure because increasing pressure improves the equilibrium conditions between liquids and gases.

The boiling point is one of the properties of a substance. For different substances, the boiling point will be different. For example, the boiling point for aluminum and the boiling point of iron are very different.

What is the boiling point of aluminum?

what is aluminum’s boiling point? Aluminum boiling point refers to the temperature at which aluminum changes from liquid to gas under normal pressure conditions. Aluminum is a common metallic element with a very large amount of storage in nature.

Standard boiling point of aluminum

what is standard aluminum’s boiling point? The boiling point often mentioned is the boiling point at standard atmospheric pressure (1 atmosphere, about 101.3 kPa), which is also called the standard boiling point. However, boiling point aluminum changes when exposed to different altitudes or different pressure conditions. At high altitudes, aluminum’s boiling point is relatively low due to reduced atmospheric pressure.

What is aluminum’s boiling point?

According to statistics, the boiling point of aluminum is approximately 2519°C (boiling point of aluminum in celsius). The level of the aluminum boiling point mainly depends on the interaction between the molecules of the substance, and the high boiling point of aluminum indicates that the interaction between the molecules is strong. This strong interaction allows aluminum to maintain a stable liquid state at high temperatures and has high thermal stability.

Why is aluminum boiling point so high?

What are the benefits of having a high melting point of Aluminum? Aluminum’s high boiling point makes it important in many industrial applications. For example, the liquid state of aluminum can be used as a heat transfer medium and is widely used in heat exchangers, cooling systems and heating equipment. In addition, the high boiling point of aluminum also makes it useful in aerospace, nuclear industry and other fields. In spacecraft and nuclear reactors, aluminum’s high thermal stability enables it to withstand high temperature and high pressure environments, ensuring the normal operation of equipment. Therefore, high boiling point aluminum has good applications in industry.

boiling point of aluminum

Advantages of aluminum metal’s high boiling point

Aluminum’s high boiling point allows it to withstand extremely high temperatures and can be used to manufacture some high-tech equipment and large containers. The various properties of aluminum provide great convenience and convenience to human beings, so aluminum occupies a very important position in modern industry.

The reason for the high boiling point of aluminum metal

The boiling point of aluminum is so high mainly because the metallic bonds between aluminum atoms are very strong. These bonds have higher energy and require higher temperatures to break. In addition, the atomic mass of aluminum is relatively small, which means that the kinetic energy of the aluminum atoms is low, so higher temperatures are required for the aluminum atoms to gain enough kinetic energy to overcome the constraints of the metallic bonds.

Comparison of boiling points of different metals

There are many types of metals in nature. Different metals have different melting and boiling points, which also results in different metal properties.

Metal	Metal	Boiling Point (°C)	Boiling Point(℉)
Aluminum	Al	2467	4472.6
Copper	Cu	2562	4643.6
Iron	Fe	2861	5181.8
Silver	Si	2162	3923
Gold	Ag	2856	5172.8
Lead	Pb	1749	3180.2
Zinc	Zn	907	1664.6
Titanium	Ti	3287	5966.6
Tungsten	W	5555	10031
Platinum	Pt	3827	6920.6

boiling point of metal

1000-8000 series aluminum alloy boiling point

Aluminum metal can be divided into 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, 7000 and 8000 series according to its alloy composition. Each series can be divided into various types of aluminum alloys according to different purity and properties. These alloys also differ in the aluminum boiling point.

1000 series aluminum alloy grade boiling point

Aluminum Series	Grade	Boiling Point(℃)	Boiling Point(℉)
1000 Series	1050	2327	4220.6
	1060	2327	4220.6
	1070	2327	4220.6
	1100	2327	4220.6
	1145	2327	4220.6
	1200	2327	4220.6
	1235	2327	4220.6
	1350	2327	4220.6

2000 series aluminum alloy grade boiling point

Aluminum Series	Grade	Boiling Point(℃)	Boiling Point(℉)
2000 Series	2011	2517	4562.6
	2017	2517	4562.6
	2024	2517	4562.6
	2034	2517	4562.6
	2045	2517	4562.6
	2050	2517	4562.6
	2060	2517	4562.6
	2065	2517	4562.6
	2080	2517	4562.6
	2154	2517	4562.6
	2434	2517	4562.6

3000 series aluminum alloy grade boiling point

Aluminum Series	Grade	Boiling Point(℃)	Boiling Point(℉)
3000 Series	3003	2750	4982
	3004	2750	4982
	3103	2750	4982
	3105	2750	4982
	3206	2750	4982
	3213	2750	4982
	3305	2750	4982
	3406	2750	4982
	3415	2750	4982
	3515	2750	4982
	3615	2750	4982

5000 series aluminum alloy grade boiling point

Aluminum Series	Grade	Boiling Point(℃)	Boiling Point(℉)
3000 Series	5005	2857	5174.6
	5050	2857	5174.6
	5052	2857	5174.6
	5056	2857	5174.6
	5083	2857	5174.6
	5086	2857	5174.6
	5111	2857	5174.6
	5182	2857	5174.6
	5251	2857	5174.6
	5454	2857	5174.6
	5652	2857	5174.6
	5738	2857	5174.6
	5754	2857	5174.6

6000 series aluminum alloy grade boiling point

Aluminum Series	Grade	Boiling Point(℃)	Boiling Point(℉)
6000 Series	6060	2925	5297
	6061	2925	5297
	6063	2925	5297
	6065	2925	5297
	6082	2925	5297
	6100	2925	5297
	6101	2925	5297
	6105	2925	5297
	6110	2925	5297

7000 series aluminum alloy grade boiling point

Aluminum Series	Grade	Boiling Point(℃)	Boiling Point(℉)
7000 Series	7003	2950	5342
	7005	2950	5342
	7022	2950	5342
	7050	2950	5342
	7075	2950	5342
	7175	2950	5342
	7475	2950	5342

8000 series aluminum alloy grade boiling point

Aluminum Series	Grade	Boiling Point(℃)	Boiling Point(℉)
8000 Series	8011	2450	4442
	8011-T5	2450	4442
	8011-T6	2450	4442
	8021	2450	4442
	8076	2450	4442
	8079	2450	4442
	8111	2450	4442