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Only metal that is liquid at room?

Mercury=}=}=}=}=}=]=}=]=]=]=]=}I found it out on a science paper


What is state of room temperature of aluminium?

The room temperature of aluminum refers to its physical state when it is at typical indoor temperatures, around 20-25 degrees Celsius. At this temperature, aluminum is in its solid state and retains its strength and durability properties.


What is the considered room temperature and why?

There is no definition of "room temperature" but it is commonly taken to be 25 degrees Celsius or 77 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature of 25 degrees Celsius is unofficially designated as "standard ambient temperature." There is no law specifying this convention and it is simply something that many people share as an idea of "room temperature." There are a number of "official" designations of standard conditions of pressure and temperature. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) is perhaps the best known official organization specifying these things.


Is kosher salt warm i need to know for a science project that i am doing for school thanks bye?

The salt has the temperature of the room.


Which of five types of fruits can rot the fastest Science fair?

Does a orange rot faster in refrigeration, in a garage, or at room temperature ?


When you did does temperature affect the strength of a magnet for your science projectmy results were first room temperature then freezing then hot why?

Good question. it is because then the heat affects it and then it starts to freeze.


At room temperature actinium a solid liquid or gas at room temperature?

Actinium is a solid at room temperature.


What is the temperature of fluorine at room temperature?

Fluorine is a gas at room temperature.Fluorine is a gas at room temperature


Is silicon a metal or non metal at room temperature?

Non-metal... My science teacher finished teaching us about the periodic table of elements a month ago, and in my book it say's at room temperature it is a non-metal... I don't know whether it changes when it is heated but I would assume not, the same with when it is put somewhere below room temperature.


What is iodines phase at room temperature?

iodine is solid at room temperature


What is copper's phase at room temperature?

Copper is a solid at room temperature.


What is boron normal state or phase at room temperature?

At room temperature and standard pressure the element Boron is a solid.

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