Technically, ghee and melted ghee are the same. When ghee reached a certain temperature it starts melting. In the room temperature, mostly ghee is found in the semi-liquid condition. The average melting point of cow ghee is 76 degrees Fahrenheit (or 32.4ยฐ Celsius), which means if ghee reaches this temperature, it starts melting. All the fat molecules in ghee get melted and texture turns liquid. According to ghee researchers, the melting point of ghee may slightly change depending on the season and the types of the breed. For example, buffalo ghee melting point is higher than cow ghee. Want to know more: https://milkio.co.nz/what-is-melted-ghee/