Chemistry, asked by daaa, 1 year ago

Mercury and bromine are both

a) Liquid at room temperature
b) solid at room temperature
c) gases at room temperature
d) both (\a) and (b)

Answers

Answered by AkashMandal
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Mercury and bromine are both Liquid at room temperature..

The correct option is a ) liquid at room temperature.

Mercury is a metal , whereas Bromine is an non-metal ...

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Answered by rahul123437
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Option (a) is the correct answer

Mercury and bromine are both Liquid at room temperature

Explanation:

Mercury

  • Mercury is the chemical element with atomic number 80 and symbol Hg.
  • The physical appearance of mercury is that it appears as a silvery liquid.
  • It is very widely used in industries as well as in electronic appliances.
  • Mercury amalgams are used in Dental fillings.
  • It is a toxic substance and can causes mercury poisoning in the body when exposed in large quantities.
  • The instrument used to measure the body temperature also contains Mercury.
  • It is available in the forms of alloys named amalgams with metals like gold, silver, tin.

Bromine

  • Bromine is the chemical element with atomic number 35 and symbol Br
  • It belongs to the group 17 and are collectively  called Halogens.
  • The physical appearance of Bromine is that it is a fuming reddish-brown liquid at room temperature.
  • On evaporation, Bromine appears as a gas of the same  reddish brown colour.
  • They are used in agricultural chemicals, pharmaceuticals and also as flame-retardants.
  • Bromine can be toxic on inhalation and corrosive.
  • At room temperature, Mercury and Bromine are both liquids.

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