Difference between softening point and melting point
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A temperature where the bag will begins to experience noticeable change in physical properties called softening point. The temperature at which state change from solid to liquid called melting point.
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Explanation:
The melting point of any substance indicates the temperature where the solid substance melts and changes to liquid state. This is a fix temperature for all the substances that show the conversion of substance's solid state to liquid state.
On the contrary, the softening temperature is the temperature at which the substance gets soften but not change to liquid state. It is not a fix temperature but a temperature range mainly at which the substance starts softening.
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