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  • Melting Points: Common Solids That Turn Into Liquids
    You're asking about the process of melting, where a solid changes into a liquid. Here are some common examples of things that melt:

    Metals:

    * Iron: Used for construction and tools.

    * Gold: Used for jewelry and electronics.

    * Aluminum: Used for cans and airplanes.

    * Copper: Used for wiring and pipes.

    Other Solids:

    * Ice: Frozen water.

    * Butter: Made from milk fat.

    * Chocolate: Made from cacao beans.

    * Wax: Used for candles and sealing.

    * Plastic: A wide range of materials used in many products.

    * Salt: Used for seasoning and preserving food.

    * Sugar: Used for sweetening food and drinks.

    Things that melt at high temperatures:

    * Rocks: Different types of rocks have different melting points.

    * Glass: Made from silica sand.

    * Ceramics: Made from clay and other materials.

    Important Note: Not all solids melt. Some, like wood and paper, decompose or burn when heated, rather than melting.

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