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-Metals exists at solid state at room temperature, except for Mercury which is a liquid.
-Non-metals can exist at ny state at room temperature.
-Examples of metals: Aluminum, Copper, Lead, etc.
-Examples of non-metals: Carbon, Iodine, Bromine, Sulphur, etc.

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