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Standard IX
Chemistry
Non-Polar Covalent Compounds
at what tempe...
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at what temperature does the element gallium and cesium becomes liquid
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Gallium becomes liquid at
29.76 °C
(
85.57 °F
)
Cesium becomes liquid at
28.44
°C (83.192 °F)
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