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A native metal is a metal that can be extracted from the ground by physical methods. Gold is often found in lumps because it is low in the reactivity series - elements higher up in the reactivity series would already have reacted and 'blended' with the other elements in the ground. Hope this has helped! :)
in water, lumps of rock or in ores;)
carbon
platinum
A person working with gold is called goldsmith. Likewise a person working with metal may be called as metal-smith.
its a native metal
A native metal is a metal that can be extracted from the ground by physical methods. Gold is often found in lumps because it is low in the reactivity series - elements higher up in the reactivity series would already have reacted and 'blended' with the other elements in the ground. Hope this has helped! :)
in water, lumps of rock or in ores;)
No, they were made of base metal or lumps of silver. The first gold currency was in 500BC, by the Greek, Persian, Macedonian, and later the Roman empires.
Gold and other types of metal was found underground, where Hades' Kingdom is also found.
carbon
because it is a unreactive metal.
Gold is so unreactive it does not react with anything, so it is mainly found as the metal itself in the earth.
No blood is found in gold... gold is a metal... metals don't bleed.
Gold is a transition metal element. It is occasional found as a native metal but it is generally mined in the form of ores, which are then refined to produce Gold metal, it isn't grown.
Probable gold.
gold