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Is there anything valuble on Saturn like gold?
Catalytic Converter....they are made with Platinum
What is the most valuble mineral?
Gold
Were goblets in medieval times made with glass?
no they where made out of metal which was suronded by gold
What are Pokemon Gold cards made of?
They are made of metal and gold plated.
What kind of metal is gold made of?
Gold is an element so it's pure substance. It is a metal - not made up of metals.
Why was Mexico a valuble colony for Mexico?
It was rich in gold, silver and iron.
Who made gold a valuble metal and why?
Gold is one the rarest elements and minerals in Earth's crust. Anything that is uncommon on this planet is of high and expensive value. In ancient civilizations, gold was used as a form of desirable and decorative commodity rather than a tool for money. The question as to "who" made gold a valuable metal goes back to approximately 3900 B.C, when a culture, now known as Eastern Europe (or Europe), began to use gold, a relatively rare metal, as a financial commodity. After that, several civilizations started using gold as a form of profit (sell-and-buy). However, it wasn't until the early 20th century have most of the available gold been dug up.
Is Rush's Golden EIB microphone made of real gold?
It is made of gold colored metal, not real gold.
Does Egypt use gold for money?
No they dont use gold as currency.. they have the Egyptian pound gold, though, is very valuble as it is everywhere...
Is gold considered a soft metal or a hard metal?
Gold is a very soft metal. that's why rings are only made of ten to eighteen karat gold ,pure gold being too malleable.
Why isn't jewelry made of pure gold?
pure gold is a soft metal
Is gold a metal or metaloid?
GOLD is a metal. At standard temperature and pressure as on Earth, Gold is a very stable unreactive metal. Nuggets of gold are found 'native' , the pure metal. Gold jewelry, whilst a small amount of base metal, does not react with atmosphere. Gold metal can be made to react with 'Aqua Regia'. This is an historical name for a mixture of concentrated sulphuric acid and nitric acid.
