Chemistry, asked by technical000008, 1 month ago

why pure gold is not used to make jewellery?​

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Answered by piyushnath005
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Explanation:

Since ornaments in their making are required to be held tightly onto a diamond or allied precious stones, 24-karat gold is not used for making jewellery because of its softness. Thanks to the ductility and malleability of 24-karat gold, it can easily be deformed and lose its grip on a jewel.

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Answered by adityak4m6le007
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Answer:

Because pure gold i.e with no impurities is so soft that it gets deformed easily small pressure applied on it. If try to put on a bangle made of pure gold the shape of the bangle would change.

So, our ordinary gold ornaments are made with 92% of pure gold and 8% of other metal alloys sucha as silver, zinc, nickel and allied to give it strength.

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