At room temperature mercury is in
which state a)Solid b) Liquid c) Gas d) both solid and liquid
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At room temperature mercury is in liquid state because it has a unique elecyronic configuration which strongly resist the removal of an electrol from its shell.
It forms a week bond with the other ions and because of this type of electronic configuration it acts as similarly to noble gases.
So, the correct option is b (liquid).
Mercury metal generally forms amalgams with gold, zinc, and many other metals.
There are many elements which are liquid at room temperature such as caesium, rubidium, Francium and Gallium.
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