What is the melting temperature of lead in Fahrenheit and Celsius as provided?

What is the melting temperature of lead in Fahrenheit and Celsius as provided?

• A. 701.6 Deg F / 327 Deg C
• B. 327 Deg F / 701.6 Deg C
• C. 1200 Deg F / 650 Deg C
• D. 650 Deg F / 343 Deg C

Answer: (A)

Lead’s melting point occurs at about 327.46°C, which is roughly 621.5°F. To convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit, use F = C × 9/5 + 32. Plugging in 327.46°C gives about 621.4–621.5°F. So the correct paired values are around 327.5°C and 621–622°F. The option showing 327°C matches the Celsius side, but the Fahrenheit value should be about 621°F, not 701.6°F, so that pairing doesn’t align with the actual conversion.

Lead’s melting point occurs at about 327.46°C, which is roughly 621.5°F. To convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit, use F = C × 9/5 + 32. Plugging in 327.46°C gives about 621.4–621.5°F. So the correct paired values are around 327.5°C and 621–622°F. The option showing 327°C matches the Celsius side, but the Fahrenheit value should be about 621°F, not 701.6°F, so that pairing doesn’t align with the actual conversion.