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How does mercury differ from other metals? a.it is not a solid under normal conditions b. it does not conduct electricity c. it does not chemically react with other elements d. …

How does mercury differ from other metals? a.it is not a solid under normal conditions b. it does not conduct electricity c. it does not chemically react with other elements d. …
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How does mercury differ from other metals?

a.it is not a solid under normal conditions
b. it does not conduct electricity
c. it does not chemically react with other elements
d. it is not lustrous

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a, because it is one of only a few on the periodic table that are liquid at room temperature and normal pressure
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