I Believe a truncated rectangular pyramid.
I can't be sure that if you extrapolated all of the sides they would meet at a point however.
Elements that can be hammered into shape are called "metals." This property, known as malleability, allows metals to be deformed under compressive stress without breaking. Common examples include gold, silver, and copper, which can be easily shaped for various applications.
yes 24 carat gold is pure gold
What does it mean
They r called veins
Its means it consist from 41.6% of gold and 58.4 of other metal. its called 10KT gold. for example 14KT GOLD is 585. (58.5 Gold and 41.5 other metal).
A shape measuring 12 inches by 12 inches would be two-dimensional, not three-dimensional. Therefore, this is not calculable.
When found 'native' it is a gold nuggett When provessed into a shape and purified it is an ingot.
gold, silver, platinum
The volume of a gold nugget can be expressed in cubic units because volume measures the amount of three-dimensional space an object occupies. Cubic units, such as cubic centimeters or cubic inches, are derived from the multiplication of three linear dimensions (length, width, and height). Since the gold nugget has a definite shape and size, its volume can be accurately calculated and represented in these units. This allows for a standardized way to quantify the space it occupies regardless of its irregular form.
gold is processed by getting gold from the gold mine, then they make it into gold bars and send it off. the shape it by melting it in a thing that they want to shape it in.
I think gold is long
gold at 24 carat is very soft.so it is very easy to shape;. gold at 24 carat is very soft.so it is very easy to shape.
The other stable elements in the same periodic column as gold are copper and silver.
It can be in practically any shape, I guess....
they melt it.
no
When gold metal is found in lumps, it is typically referred to as "nuggets." Gold nuggets are pieces of gold that have naturally formed in a rounded shape through geological processes. They are often discovered by prospectors while panning for gold in rivers and streams.