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(physical science) how does gold's position in the periodic table relate to its properties?
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(physical science) how does gold's position in the periodic table relate to its properties?

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Gold is the third element in the eleventh column of the periodic table. It is classified as a transition metal. Gold atoms have 79 electrons and 79 protons with 118 neutrons in the most abundant isotope

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Like other transition metals, gold is in the middle of the periodic table.

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