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coppers state of matter at room teperature is a solid.... so i guess think of a penny and that's basically all there is to copper. the melting point is 1083 degrees celcius at that temperature it is [[of coarse]] a liquid but it is also a red clearish liquid.
Copper's physical state at room temperature is solid.
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