What 2 metals are liquid at room temperature?

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Yosad930 · Answer

uhmm is mercury one? idk that randomly came to mind..

MaxTon · Answer

Mercury (Hg) and Gallium (Ga) would you like to know why?

Yosad930 · Answer

@maxton wrote:

Mercury (Hg) and Gallium (Ga) would you like to know why?

tbh, i do. but what i would like to know more is where to get them :D

MaxTon · Answer

Well these two metals are both liquid at room temperature (and it's about 20–25°C or 68–77°F)

Mercury (Hg) – Is a liquid at standard room temperature and pressure; it's the only metal that's naturally liquid at these conditions.

Gallium (Ga) – Has a melting point of about 29.8°C (85.6°F), so it’s solid just below room temperature but melts easily in your hand.

Yosad930 · Answer

@maxton wrote:

Well these two metals are both liquid at room temperature (and it's about 20–25°C or 68–77°F) Mercury (Hg) – Is a liquid at standard room temperature and pressure; it's the only metal that's naturally liquid at these conditions. Gallium (Ga) – Has a melting point of about 29.8°C (85.6°F), so it’s solid just below room temperature but melts easily in your hand.

no offense but like.. i reread that so many times, and i still dont get it 😅

mintyy · Answer

Gallium comes to mind