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1 E3 K

To help compare different orders of magnitude this page lists temperatures between 1,000 kelvins and 10,000 kelvins.

Conditions in different temperatures
Kelvins Degrees Celsius Condition
1,000 K 726.85 °C
1,808 K 1,535 °C Melting point of iron
2,013 K 1,740 °C Boiling point of lead
3,683 K 3,410 °C Melting point of tungsten
3,925 K 3,652 °C Sublimation point of carbon
5,780 K 5,500 °C Surface temperature of the Sun
5,828 K 5,555 °C Boiling point of tungsten
6,000 K Temperature of the Universe 300,000 years after the Big Bang
10,000 K 9,726.85 °C

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