To some degree or another, yes. But it will also reflect some, and all this depends on the metal and the condition of its surface. Polished aluminum will reflect something like 98% of optical radiation. But if its scuffed up, not as much. Sound is reflected well of metal, but some will penetrate (be carried through) the metal. There are a lot of variables here.
If this situation is looked at like a magnet and steel, there are no metals that attract light, nor is there anything else that will. Light can be "bent" by objects with massive gravity, but it isn't "attracted" by metals.
This will be called transparency or translucency. The amount that a metal can do this will depend on the properties of each metal.
Yes, the light is reflected from all the tiny atoms in the surface.
usually it does. however, some metals reflect more than others. And certain metals do not, so you should specify.
kinda but I'm not that sure. what i do know is that the sun can melt the medal if you have it out in the sun for to long because medal is made out of steal and steal can melt.
because they are shiny :)
Silver
Metal
yes,because it is made out of metal
It attracts bacteria
light
Cathode, as the fork attracts silver cations (+ ions)
Metal
Yes,because metal attracts lighting.
yes,because it is made out of metal
metal
Metal but that's what it attracts
A magnet
Metal?
The exact same way that a normal magnet attracts metal.
A lightning rod.
i think because some metal only has atiny bit of iron
use a magnet and see if it attracts together
Magnets.