Why is tungsten metal difficult to melt?
From the perspective of thermal conductivity, tungsten has high thermal conductivity (thermal conductivity is about 173W·m−1·K−1), that is, it can quickly transfer heat to the surrounding environment, limiting the temperature rise of tungsten itself, that is, tungsten Not easily melted.
In summary, tungsten has properties such as a high melting point, thermal stability, and thermal conductivity, which make it more difficult to melt than other metals. However, it is precisely because of these characteristics that tungsten becomes an important high-temperature material that can exert its unique physical and chemical properties under extreme conditions such as high temperature and high pressure.
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