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On the Periodic Table elements are shown in their state of matter at room temperature (About 68 degrees) Edit (by AY12345): Actually room temperature is exactly 25 degrees C, so that's actually 77 degrees F, not 68 The room temperature is not like what it says on a thermostat. This room temperature is the temperature scientists use to make STANDARD measurements.

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Color of atomic symbol. The gasses are mostly on the right side of the table (N, O, F, CL, Rn, Xe, Kr, Ar, Ne, He) except for H. There are only two liquids, Hg and Br. The rest of the elements are solid at room temperature, except the actinides series that are mostly synthetic (man-made).

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three states. solid, liquid and gas

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