Chemistry, asked by jaidahar989, 4 months ago

what are Olympic medals from?

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Answered by MsLiquor

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The gold and silver medals are both made of silver. The gold medals are then coated with gold. Each Olympic gold medal is made up of 210g of silver and is coated with 6g of 24 carat gold. The bronze medals are made of copper, zinc, tin, and a very small amount of silver.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Gold medal

Silver medal

Bronze medal

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