Iodine Melting and Boiling Points: Properties & Values

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Iodine Melting and Boiling Points: Properties & Values

Iodine has the following melting and boiling points:

* Melting Point: 113.7 °C (236.9 °F)

* Boiling Point: 184.3 °C (363.7 °F)

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