The things from the ground:Gold(Reaction metals)

[Dagony(Nima_ilz)]

Its used in jewels and PC and the most advanced electronic devices and the one of the most value ables in the world
:GOLD



Name:gold
Science name:Element 79
Smelt able on:300 Celsius
Same like metal:Lead
Uses:PC processors,Jewels,Advance alloys and devices
Found places:most in the U.S.A but it can sometimes found randomly anywhere(The rivers of France)

Gold is a high efficient conductor same as Lead because they are close in they atomic build up.Beats headsets use gold wires.Pc processors.Phone's all of this use it.Thats was gold..........

[Kian]

I like how you do little project things on material Vic. Why don't you try diamonds or something?

[Dagony(Nima_ilz)]

Diamonds are only tools or show stone's its not value able at its self the price of diamonds is only keep high by the mine bosses.Gold is rarer the diamond official

[zombieravemaster]

its mostly found in south africa about 3900m  underground

[24kGold]

Yes, gold:)
It's remarkable how many uses gold truly has. What about it's weight? Heavy stuff. I would love to pan for gold, as I'm in the western United States and we have lots of "hot spots" for this sort of activity. I'm afraid I may not have the patience nor the time.

There are many other materials, precious metals, only found in certain regions of Africa that are used in the most advanced technology. Fascinating that something as artificial as say an iPhone starts from natural materials found in the earth.

[thedude114]

Yes, gold:)
It's remarkable how many uses gold truly has. What about it's weight? Heavy stuff. I would love to pan for gold, as I'm in the western United States and we have lots of "hot spots" for this sort of activity. I'm afraid I may not have the patience nor the time.

There are many other materials, precious metals, only found in certain regions of Africa that are used in the most advanced technology. Fascinating that something as artificial as say an iPhone starts from natural materials found in the earth.

You are referring to the "rare earths" category of elements/minerals.

[24kGold]

Ah yes, you are correct. Either way, fascinating stuff.