👉 The liquid metal, or "les fluid," refers to a class of metallic elements that are in a semi-liquid state at room temperature, such as gallium and its alloys. These materials have unique properties that set them apart from traditional solid metals, including low melting points (gallium melts at just 29.76°C), high fluidity, and the ability to flow like a liquid while retaining metallic characteristics. This fluid state allows them to be easily cast into molds and used in applications requiring precise shaping, such as electronics and optics. The term "les fluid" emphasizes their distinctive ability to flow and adapt, making them valuable in advanced technological fields.
