How is mercury different from other metallic elements?
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Hi Mate,
Answer:
It's the only metalic element that is a liquid at freezing point (0 Celsius).
Explanation:
There are only two elements that are liquids at room temperature, the other one being bromine, a non-metal.
So yes, mercury is unique in that way (melting point around -39 Celsius). Nearest contender is Gallium, that litterally melts in your hand (MP=29.8 Celsius)
Hope This Helps You......
Answer:
It's the only metalic element that is a liquid at freezing point (0 Celsius).
Explanation:
There are only two elements that are liquids at room temperature, the other one being bromine, a non-metal.
So yes, mercury is unique in that way (melting point around -39 Celsius). Nearest contender is Gallium, that litterally melts in your hand (MP=29.8 Celsius)
Hope This Helps You......
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▶mercury is an exception because being a metal it does not possess the characteristics of metal.
➡usually metals are solid but mercury is in liquid state at room temperature
hope it helps you ✌
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