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Mercury at normal temperature and pressure is a liquid and will not hold a magnetic field - so it cannot be magnetized.
No, mercury is a liquid at room temperature.
you cant hold water because it is went and it will go through your fingers.When ice melts is tuns into water as well if you hold an ice cube it will melt and when you are holding your fingers together then your hand will get cold and wet.
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Because mercury doesn't have and atmosphere it isn't able to hold on to the heat from the Sun. So at night Mercury gets VERY cold. Venus has a very thick atmosphere and it is able to hold on to its heat.Mercury:all the heat escapes because it doesn't have a thick atmosphereVenus:has a thick atmosphere and it is able to hold no to the heat unlike mercury
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it is a solid because its not a liquid for sure and a gas cant hold a gas.
it is a solid because its not a liquid for sure and a gas cant hold a gas.
Mercury at normal temperature and pressure is a liquid and will not hold a magnetic field - so it cannot be magnetized.
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You can hold mercury in your hand -- I've done it. Perhaps not a good idea, mercury is poisonous, but it's only absorbed through the skin very, very slowly, so a single exposure isn't going to hurt you. If you do it wash your hands afterwards.
These molecules are transformed in a liquid.
You can, hold wheat in your hand and if your close enough they will follow you.
One hand
When you pour out the liquid, the label should be towards the palm of hand because if it happens that the liquid drips, it will drip on the side opposite the label and will not ruin the label or make it illegible.
No, mercury is a liquid at room temperature.