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Look at what a eutectic alloy is. You see that not the density determines the melting point, but the inner structure, the arrangement of the atoms.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eutektikum
The melting point has no connection with the density.Quecksilber has a higher density than iron and is liquid under standard conditions.
Density doesn’t have much to say. Especially since you compare a pure metal (alu) with an alloy (steel). That doesn’t make much sense either.
Lead has a high density and low melting point.