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The melting point of Argon is: -189 degrees Celcius -92 degrees Celcius 37 degrees Celcius 14 degrees Celcius

The melting point of Argon is: -189 degrees Celcius -92 degrees Celcius 37 degrees Celcius 14 degrees Celcius
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The melting point of Argon is:

-189 degrees Celcius


-92 degrees Celcius


37 degrees Celcius


14 degrees Celcius

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In solid state, melting point of Argon is -189 degrees Celcius.

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