Which of the following substances is not a fluid at room temperature? A. Water B. helium C. mercury D. copper E. air
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Water is a fluid at room temperature. B. Helium, being a gas, is also a fluid at room temperature. C. Mercury, although a metal, is liquid at room temperature, so it is a fluid. Show more…
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