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What makes gold a stable element?

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gold is a stable element,which means it does not readily combine with other elements

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What makes gold?

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What is the primary characteristic of element that makes it a good insulator?

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How is gold differentfrom the elements that makes it up?

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Why is the age of a gold ingot is often mentioned because Gold is not radioactive?

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Does every element has two stable isotopes?

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