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A sample of lithium is held at 1000 K. What phase of matter would the sample be in?
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A sample of lithium is held at 1000 K. What phase of matter would the sample be in?

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A solid

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Lithium has a melting point of 453.65 K and a boiling point of 1603 K. Leaving Lithium in the same state of matter that it is at room temp.

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