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What is unique about mercury?
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#99265. Asked by storky1. (Sep 08 08 6:38 AM)
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stedman
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In fact, contrary to popular belief, Mercury is not the only metal that is liquid at "room temperature". Caesium, fancium, gallium and rubidium are as well.
However, Mercury is the only metal that is liquid at "standard conditions for temperature and pressure" (STP), which is not quite the same thing.
The full wikipedia article explains this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_(element)
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