Metal in liquid state at normal room temperature is
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potassium
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gallium
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silicon
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aluminum
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Gallium has an unusually low melting point of 29.76°C (approximately 85.6°F), which means it becomes liquid at normal room temperature (typically 20-25°C). While mercury and bromine are also liquids at room temperature, mercury is the only other metal that's liquid under standard conditions, and it's not listed among the options.