NAME THE FOLLOWING:
(a) A METAL WHICH IS PRESERVED IN KEROSEN.
(b) A LUSTROUS CLOURED NON METAL.
(c) A METAL WHICH IS A POOR COUNDUCTOR OF HEAT.
(d) A METAL WHICH CAN METL WHILE KEPT ON PALM.

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Solution

1) Sodium
2) Iodine
3) Lead
4) Gallium

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