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Gold is a solid at room temperature and has the basic molecular-level structure illustrated below. The outer electrons of each gold atom carry enough energy that they can move freely between different
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Gold is a solid at room temperature and has the basic molecular-level structure illustrated below. The outer electrons of each gold atom carry enough energy that they can move freely between different atoms. Based on this information, it can be inferred that gold would be a good material out of which to make A. shock absorbers in automobile suspension systems. B. circuit components in computer processors. C. sharp cutting tools used to shape other metals. D. structural supports on buildings or bridges.

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B

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i did it and got it wrong and it told me it was B

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