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Serga [27]
3 years ago
9

Ron has a gold watch and a silver ring. What can you tell Ron about these items?

Biology
1 answer:
trasher [3.6K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Gold-

Gold is a bright yellow color.

It has a sheen that is known to have luster.

It can be beaten into extremely thin sheets of material.

Gold is capable of being shaped or bent, it is really durable.  

Gold is a good electrical conductor.

Gold can dissolve.

Silver-

Silver is a grey color.

It has a very bright luster.

Silver is really durable and it can be formed in many ways.

Oh, and Rob? Is that <em>real</em> gold and silver? :)

I hope this was helpful. If you need to find more, you can search the terms <em>Gold Characteristics</em> and <em>Silver Characteristics.</em>

Explanation:

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