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160 centigrade = 32 + 160 x 9/5 Fahrenheit = 32 + 288 = 320 Fahrenheit

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5mo ago

1600 degrees Celsius is very hot. It is equivalent to 2912 degrees Fahrenheit and is typically hot enough to melt many metals, such as copper and aluminum. This temperature is commonly used in industrial processes like metalworking and glassmaking.

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15y ago

Very hot. About 2912°F. Hot enough to melt many metals, of the non-metal elements only Boron (5) and Carbon (6) have melting points above this temperature.

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12y ago

71.11o Celsius

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11y ago

160C = 320F

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9y ago

1832 F

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4y ago

1824

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