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Which elements are present in liquid form at room temperature?
The two elements that are liquid at room temperature are bromine (Br), and mercury (Hg) whose melting point temperatures are -7.2 degree Celsius and -38.83 degree Celsius respectively. They both have the melting point temperatures below the room temperature and boiling point temperature above the room temperatures. Hence, they remain as liquids at room temperature.
