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Gold is found in pure state in nature, why?​
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Gold is found in pure state in nature, why?​

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Because it has the least reactivity, it cannot react with elements present in nature easily. Hence gold found in pure state and in nature.
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It lacks the ability to react with elements most commonly present in nature. Therefore, it is found in a pure state, untainted by the elements.

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