Boring At High Temp

$T_{boom}$ for Ytterbium, $Yb$,

$T_{boom}=338.63^2*\cfrac{173.04*10^{-3}}{2*8.3144}=1193.26\,K$  or  $920.11\,^oC$

and

$T_{boom}$ for Uranium, $U$,

$T_{boom}=713.22^2*\cfrac{238.028*10^{-3}}{2*8.3144}=7281.38\,K$ or  $7008.23\,^oC$

Ytterbium melted at $T_{boom}=1193.26\,K$, as its melting point is at $1097\,K$.  Uranium is superheated at $T_{boom}=7281.38\,K$, because it boils at $4404\,K$.

$T_{boom}$ is boring...