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The melting temperature, T m, of copper has been determined from ambient pressure to 16 GPa using multi-anvil techniques. The melting curve obtained (T m=1355(5)+44.5(31)P−0.61(21)P 2, with T m in Kelvin and P in GPa) is in good agreement with both the previous experimental studies and with recent ab initio calculations.
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