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I'll use distilled water under 1 atmosphere of pressure for this example;

Melting point - Any higher than 0 °C, ice (solid) turns into water (liquid)

Boiling Point - 100 °C or above, water (liquid) turns into steam (gas)

So for water,

Melting Point = 0 °C

Boiling Point = 100 °C

An example for boiling point is when you put water on the stove and you put the stove to high the water then boils.

For melting point an example could be like if you put ice on a table and leave it there it will eventually melt.

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