The stable form of tin at room temperature and pressure is white tin, which has a metallic crystal structure. When tin is used for construction in cold climates, it may be gradually converted to the allotropic gray form, whose structure is nonmetallic. Use Appendix data to find the temperature below which gray tin is the stable form at 1 bar. State any approximations made.
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