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GOLD 4 - 4

People have valued gold for thousands of years People have valued gold for thousands of years. Because of the metal’s durability, gold ornaments, statues, and jewelry look as brilliant today as when the artists of ancient Egypt and other cultures crafted them thousands of years ago. Gold is one of nature’s true wonders.

PROPERTIES: Gold is an element PROPERTIES: Gold is an element. It cannot be broken down into simpler substances. Gold is also very malleable, which means it is easily flattened into a thin sheet. Gold is also ductile, which means it can be pulled into a wire. GOLD LEAF

For these reasons, gold is useful in making jewelry For these reasons, gold is useful in making jewelry. One ounce of gold can become 187 square feet of gold leaf or one mile of gold wire. Gold also conducts heat and electricity very well.

ALLOYS: Pure gold is very soft ALLOYS: Pure gold is very soft. Because it’s so soft, gold is often mixed with other metals to make a mixture, or alloy, that is stronger than gold alone. Adding silver, copper, and zinc to gold produces the color we associate with jewelry.

TODAY’S USES: In the past, gold was mainly used for jewelry, statures, and other decorations. But today we use gold for more than just its beauty.

It is an excellent conductor of electricity It is an excellent conductor of electricity. This means that electricity flows through it easily. As a conductor of electricity, gold coats electrical parts inside our cell phones and computers. It helps speed the flow of electricity.

Thin films of gold also reflect radiation on satellites, the sun visors of space suits, and the windows of skyscrapers. Gold’s uses are many and important!

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