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Yes, Sterling and Platinum can be combined either by soldering or brazing the two metals together, riveting the metals together, or alloying the two metals. The jeweler who fabricates a piece out of the two metals must have two separate and distinct sets of tools that are used specifically for the two metals to avoid tool and metal contamination.
The two metals used are URANIUM-235 and BORON
Pure gold is just that: gold. However, when used for jewelry or coins, it usually has copper mixed in for better durability.
The way two-toned jewelry is made depends on the type of jewelry. It may be soldered together, or two different types of metals may be cast in the same mold. It may also be painted and then fired to create a permanent coloring.
Ag (silver) and Au (gold) are the two elements that start with an A that are used in jewelry.
Ag (silver) and Au (gold) are the two elements that start with an A that are used in jewelry.
Fusing two metals
The two most common metals used to make knives are steel and iron.
Mtallic Minerals used for aircrafts, automboblies, computer, and spacecaft. Nometallic Minerals are used for roads, buliding, bidges, and other stuctures.
Silver and gold are two of the most popular metals in the world. They are also used to make coins, jewelry, and a variety of other things. However, they are not used in conduction because they would corrode too fast.
Alloys are sometimes more useful than pure metals because alloys tend to be stronger though not necessarily. Pure metals tend to be softer than alloys, which are a mix of two or more metals, and therefore get dented, scratched, or broken more easily. Gold used in jewelry is a good example. Metal alloys have different structural and behavioral characteristics than pure metals. Alloying a metal also gives it a different appearance. In some cases alloys may result in a lighter metal without sacrificing other necessary characteristics. They may also be more cost effective.
Like all platinum group metals, platinum is stable, does not react with anything, is non toxic, and it's pretty and rare. That's the perfect recipe for jewelry. Metals not in the platinum group often oxidize when exposed to air. Depending on what they oxidize into, it can mean anything from simply being ugly to being very toxic. Metals oxidize because oxygen is a very electronegative molecule (two oxygen atoms make up one 02 molecule). Gold and platinum don't oxidize because of the position of their D-shell electrons. They're very happy atoms, so they don't want any electrons, so they don't react, and they stay shiny.