melting point | 1 |
leafy vegetables | 0.56 |
grain | 0.55 |
liver | 0.50 |
kidney | 0.45 |
bone | 0.43 |
lentil | 0.41 |
organ meats | 0.40 |
nut | 0.37 |
pea | 0.31 |
human body | 0.30 |
oxidize at elevated tem… | 0.47 |
enhance hardness | 0.38 |
increase the strength | 0.30 |
prevent dental cavities | 0.30 |
prevent pearlite | 0.30 |
prevent plasma proteins | 0.30 |
burn at temperature | 0.25 |
increase the energy | 0.25 |
work with the enzyme sy… | 0.25 |
become brittle | 0.25 |
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high melting point | 0.47 |
other metabolic functio… | 0.41 |
distinctive toxicity sy… | 0.30 |
face-centered cubic cry… | 0.25 |
high density | 0.25 |
lower degree of thermal… | 0.16 |
a chemical element | 0.60 |
essential trace element | 0.59 |
essential element | 0.52 |
white platinum-like met… | 0.45 |
metal | 0.43 |
a refractory metal | 0.38 |
used in alloy | 0.75 |
obtained | 0.64 |
used in catalyst | 0.51 |
mined as principal ore | 0.51 |
added | 0.49 |
discovered in 1778 | 0.43 |
added to steel | 0.41 |
used of tungsten | 0.31 |
added to the diet | 0.30 |
machined | 0.30 |
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