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Can gold be reduced to an almost worthless material?
Can gold be reduced to an almost worthless material, if so, what and how?
Send your gold to me and I will return it once I reduce it to a worthless matierial. heheh sorry couldnt resist.
gold is an element- true, but you can reduce it’s value by creating an alloy- melting it down and mixing with a less expensive metal- such as silver, copper, etc.
creating an alloy I believe would be the only way to decrease golds value.
if you split the atoms maybe
yah, if you got to particle accelerator just sittin around
No, it can’t, Gold is an element, therefore, it can’t be broken down into any simpler elements.
NO UNLESS THEY FIND SUM BETTER
you can turn gold into anything. you dont need a particle accelerator. just the changing number of protons will make it a different element or atom. no hard science there. but in doing so you could have a radioactive element.
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