Science. Solids, Liquids, Gas. List Them?

Question

List 3 for each solid, liquid, and gas. Tempurture must be at least 70 degrees. I already have ice, water, and steam under each. Lit 2 more please!!

Answer 1

Solid-
Magnesium
Aluminum
Potassium

Liquid-
Mercury
Bromine
Cesium

Gas-
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Argon

Answer 2

Paradoxes exist where we do not fully understand a situation so we misrepresent it or mismodel it. They also occur where someone asks a question about " if something that is impossible happens then what else must happen" As the original situation was impossible then the result is a paradox. How about these. Where individuals have complete freedom then they have the freedom to form their own private armies which prevent others from having any freedom at all. So the only free society is one in which people are not free. Free speech also gives people the right to use their free speech to campaign against others being permitted to speak. A white noise makes other noises seem quieter. So the removal of continuous background noise leads to more complaints about the noise. The more you pay someone, the less they value money so the less work they are prepared to do to earn it. The harder and stronger a surface is the more likely it is to be damaged by a collision. To blow air you create pressure in your lungs and force the air out. Yet that air produces a negative pressure on surfaces that it passes. Place an object so it just touches a stream of water. Instead of forcing the stream away it bends towards the obstacle.

Answer 3

70 degrees (f) or (c) ?

well .... solids @ 70f copper, iron, gold

liquid @ 70f mercury (only single element & beyond that the water molecule) - so i think this part is kind of a trick question

gas @ 70f hydrogen, hellium, neon