Science, asked by deastedanu, 15 days ago

How is an element such as Gold different from a compound such as water

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Answered by krishnavinod15

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Gold is a hydrophobic: It repels the water in the same way, the weight of gold will stretch the water links creating a pressure, but as long as gold is lighter than the upward from the surface tension the gold will float. conclusion:They are literally the same.

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