Chemistry, 24.09.2021 23:40 shortiibrownskiin

A mystery element is a solid at room temperature. When connect in a circuit to a lightbulb, the lightbulb did not light up. It broke into pieces when it was dropped. What type of element is it? Explain your reasoning.

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