The temperature at which bone melts?

Question

I really need to know this, not for any sick reason, just has always tickled my brain

Answer 1

Bones contain a lot of calcium phosphate, which implies that they will mostly sublime at high temperature, or melt under pressure at perhaps 1500° C or so.  Often bone fragments remain even after cremation because their melting point is so high; crematoria put the fragments into a grinder that smashes them into powder to be combined with the rest of the ashes.

Answer 2

I think it is about -273 kelvin

Answer 3

Bone is biologic in origin,and wont melt. at high temperatures it would

decompose(burn) ,the result would be ash.