Copper is diamagnetic, P–4. Iron is ferromagnetic under the usual stated-temperature convention, Q–1. Mercury is the listed superconducting element below its critical temperature, R–2. Silicon is a semiconductor, S–3. Therefore C; the classifications assume their appropriate temperature regimes rather than implying mercury superconducts at room temperature.
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