What is the melting and boiling point of DNA?

Answer 1

You are asking about nucleotide thermodynamics, and there is no simple answer to this question because you are asking something like what is the melting point of metal. there are many different types of metal and it depends on the element(s) DnA melting point depends on the nucleotide makeup of the strand of DNA.

Answer 2

DNA does not have a single melting or boiling point, as it is not a pure substance like a chemical compound. The double helix structure of DNA unwinds and "melts" at temperatures around 85-90°C, and it can denature and "boil" at higher temperatures beyond 100°C, depending on the specific sequence of DNA.

Answer 3

Most large molecules like DNA do not have boiling points. They decompose before they boil.

The melting point would depend on the exact composition of the strand, and how big it was.

Answer 4

100