Melting gold with other metals makes 10-karat gold. Which term best describes 10-karat gold?

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Misha Larkins [42]3 years ago

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Answer: a

Explanation:

34kurt3 years ago

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Gold is known to be an element. The term that best describes 10-karat gold is that it is an homogeneous mixture.

Gold as an element of often has an ideal state of purity where there contains nothing but gold atoms.

A heterogeneous mixture is known to be a mixture that cannot be chemically sound everytime. Gold jewelry is known to be a homogeneous mixture as it is always will look good and remain unchanged for a long time.

As good example of homogeneous products, e.g a 1-kilogram 24-karat gold bar has unique properties.

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