Chemistry question... any gurus here?

[Abhi]

Hi

I need to identify a substance which is liquid at 320 degree Celcius for an experiment.

Any kind of oil will not do. The cheaper the substance, the better.

Any ideas?

 

[Abhi]

btw... mercury is not an option either...

 

[BespinReactorShaft]

Try candle wax (b.p. 350 to 400 degrees Celsius).

 

[edro]

Lead = 327c
Tin = 232c

Melting points...

 

[kami333]

Cd

melting poin 320.9C

 

[damonpip]

60/40 Tin/Lead Solder

 

[Abhi]

Originally posted by: ming2020
Try candle wax (b.p. 350 to 400 degrees Celsius).

Hey ming, thanks a ton bro.

That worked

 

[BespinReactorShaft]

Originally posted by: Abhi

Originally posted by: ming2020
Try candle wax (b.p. 350 to 400 degrees Celsius).

Hey ming, thanks a ton bro.

That worked

You're very welcome. I was going to suggest pure sulphuric acid (b.p. 337 °C) but then we wouldn't want no disfigured misanthrope supervillain on our hands now would we?

 

[Abhi]

Originally posted by: ming2020

Originally posted by: Abhi

Originally posted by: ming2020
Try candle wax (b.p. 350 to 400 degrees Celsius).

Hey ming, thanks a ton bro.

That worked

You're very welcome. I was going to suggest pure sulphuric acid (b.p. 337 °C) but then we wouldn't want no disfigured misanthrope supervillain on our hands now would we?

Lols ...

 

[Abhi]

Thanks to all who replied.