Metals are generally solids at room temperature. Name two metals that are liquids at room temperature.

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Metals
Metals are types of elements that are hard, malleable, and large in numbers in the periodic table. They are opaque, have luster, good conductors of electricity and heat. They are denser than the non-metals and metalloids.
Example of metals that are liquids at room temperature
Mercury (Hg) and Gallium (Ga) are metals that exist as liquids at room temperature.

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