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They are wrong about materials not being able to withstand 3500°C. Carbon's melting point is 4030 to 4430 °C. Tantalum hafnium carbide melts at 4215°C.
by olegkikin 12y ago
They are wrong about materials not being able to withstand 3500°C. Carbon's melting point is 4030 to 4430 °C.
Tantalum hafnium carbide melts at 4215°C.
- XorNot 12y ago"Carbon" doesn't really have a melting point. It'll start reacting with things depending on what it's surrounded by at much lower temperatures then that.