Gold is an element; the question, as asked, is nonsense.
Gold is an element. It can be mixed with other elements to form compounds, but gold itself is a pure substance, not a mixture or a compound of elements.
Gold does not readily react with other elements, so it is often found in 'pure' form, also the rocks surrounding the gold prevent it from oxidation.
Gold form compounds with sulfur, selenium, tellurium, fluorine, chlorine etc.
Gold. Gold is an element, so it cannot be created from other elements.
Gold, silver, and copper are considered native elements because they occur in nature in their pure form. They are not chemically combined with any other elements and can be found in Earth's crust as metallic mineral deposits. This is in contrast to other elements, which are often found in nature in the form of compounds or minerals.
Gold is an element. It can be mixed with other elements to form compounds, but gold itself is a pure substance, not a mixture or a compound of elements.
Gold does not readily react with other elements, so it is often found in 'pure' form, also the rocks surrounding the gold prevent it from oxidation.
Gold form compounds with sulfur, selenium, tellurium, fluorine, chlorine etc.
Native elements such as sulfur, gold, silver, and carbon in the form of diamond and graphite.
Water is a compound because it is composed of : hydrogen and oxygen. Each of these elements loses its original properties to form a compound. Gold is an element because it is 100 % gold and found in that form.
The elements that move into fluid are higly souble in water. that are icompatible in carbnate rocks. The soluble elements settle around igneous rock form a skarn. Skarns can be ore bodies that incopatible elements like copper or gold.
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Gold, silver, and copper are considered native elements because they occur in nature in their pure form. They are not chemically combined with any other elements and can be found in Earth's crust as metallic mineral deposits. This is in contrast to other elements, which are often found in nature in the form of compounds or minerals.
Gold. Gold is an element, so it cannot be created from other elements.
Gold is definitely an element. It is listed in the Periodic Table of elements. It does form compounds e.g. gold oxide. or it can be alloyed(mixed) with base metals to harden it.
Gold is obtained from gold. Because gold has very low reactivity, it doesn't combine with other elements very well, so it is often found in a nearly pure form in nature.
The elements platinum, silver, and copper are similar to gold.