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by Nightstalker on August 12th, 2009
Im going to try to answer this to the best of my ability but I think that its Mercury. Its a liquid at room temperature but when put into motion it is a solid and it is part of the metal family
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You're reading What is that metal/material that is a liquid normally and then a solid around magnets? I saw it in a textbook, and forgot what it was.
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No, it's a group of metal that only turns solid when magnetized.
by Ravenkiko on August 12th, 2009