What is the melting point and the boiling point of helium?

Answer 1

The boiling point is 4.22 K (-268.93 °C or -452.07 °F).
it is a gas and when is heated does not solidify
heliums boiling point is 50c
the boiling point for helium is 25,097 0 C and 45,207 0 F
-268.8c or 4.2 k

Answer 2

Helium melts at 0.95 K (but it can only be solidified in the first place by applying 25 atmospheres of pressure as well as <1 K temperature), and boils at 4.22 K.
Melting: -272.2 C @26atm

Boiling: -268.9 C

Answer 3

At standard pressure Helium does not solidify so there is no "melting point".

Define a pressure and there might be an answer.

Answer 4

It is <-272.2squareC that was the melting point, the boiling point is

-268.93squareC

Answer 5

Melting point: 1480

Boiling point: 25097

(Degrees Celsius)

Answer 6

-268.93 Centigrade (4.2 Kelvin) or -452.07400 degrees Fahrenheit

Source: http://cryo.gsfc.NASA.gov/introduction/liquid_helium.html