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why metals are lustorous.​

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Answered by spike69
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The electrons that are farthest from the nucleus give a metal its shine. Light reflects, or bounces off, these outer electrons. This makes the metal appear shiny. This shiny appearance on the surface of some metals is called luster.

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Answered by mousumi18
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because the electrons that are further from the nucleus give a metal it's shine. Light reflect or bounce off, this outer electrons. This makes a metal appear shiny. this shine appearance on the surface of a metal called the luster. that's why the metals are lustrous .

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