\(T_{boom}\) 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...
