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Liquid metal

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Liquid metal typically refers to metallic substances that are in a liquid state, commonly due to being heated above their melting points. One of the most well-known examples is mercury, which is liquid at room temperature. Liquid metals also include alloys that can achieve a liquid state at certain temperatures.

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