How many non-metals are solids at room temperature excluding metalloids?

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5  Carbon, phosphorus, sulfur, selenium, and iodine are all non-metals. They are all solids at room temperature.
Elements and Substances, Everyday Science Author: rikazzz

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2 responses to “How many non-metals are solids at room temperature excluding metalloids?”

  1. Asfandyar Avatar
    Asfandyar

    There are Five non-metals which are solids at room temperature: iodine, carbon, phosphorous, sulfur and selenium..plz correct

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      rikazzz

      corrected and question is also clarified.

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