Name two solid, two liquids and two gaseous elements at the room temperature.
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Two solid elements at room temp.– Iron and copper.
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Two liquid elements at room temp.– Mercury and bromine.
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Two gaseous elements at room temp.– Hydrogen and oxygen.
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