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All of them, when heated sufficiently. Mercury is a liquid at room temperature. Francium would probably be liquid at room temperature but it's too unstable to allow enough of it to be collected together to tell. Eka-mercury, or whatever they're calling it these days, is thought to also be likely to be a liquid at room temperature, again assuming you could collect more than an atom or two of it before it decayed into something else.

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The only metallic element that is not solid at room temperature is mercury, which is a liquid.

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