Chemistry
Grade-10
Easy
Question
In which state do metals exist at room temperature?
- Gases
- Solids
- Liquid
- All the above
Hint:
metals are hard and lustrous.
The correct answer is: Solids
Metals occurs as solid at room temperature some of the exceptions are there like mercury which is liquid at room temperature.
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