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Carbon does not have a melting point it will turn directly into a gas at 3642 deg C. Diamond will turn to graphite at well below these temperatures at normal pressures so the sublimation point applies to both graphite and diamond.

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The melting point of graphite is more than 3600 degrees centigrade.

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The boiling point of graphite is 4,200 degrees Celsius. Its melting point, on the other hand, is between 3,652 up to 3,697 degrees Celsius.

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impossible to tell because not a single webpage tells you :D

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The boiling point of graphite is 4200 degree Celsius at 10800 kPa.

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3650 degrees Celsius

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About 3500K

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