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When sorting the elements by their fusion heat, I was wondering why potassium was standing out (102.5kJ/mol) that much. When looking at other references, I found that potassium has a heat of fusion of 2.33 kJ/mol (e.g. in Wikipedia)Is this a mistake or do I miss something?
I want to thank you for this great project. I think this really can change the way you think about chemical elements and to get an idea how things work together.
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When sorting the elements by their fusion heat, I was wondering why potassium was standing out (102.5kJ/mol) that much. When looking at other references, I found that potassium has a heat of fusion of 2.33 kJ/mol (e.g. in Wikipedia)Is this a mistake or do I miss something?
I want to thank you for this great project. I think this really can change the way you think about chemical elements and to get an idea how things work together.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: