I WONDER - Are There Any Liquid Metals?

The video explores the properties of metals, highlighting that most are solid at room temperature. However, mercury is an exception, being a liquid at room temperature. The video also explains mercury's use in thermometers to measure temperature.

What are the general properties of most metals at room temperature?

Which metal is mentioned as defying the rule of being solid at room temperature?

What state is mercury in at room temperature?

How is mercury used in thermometers?

What liquid do you see in a thermometer?