### element | metal:

Gold
* Can cause nephritis, cutaneous or pulmonary hypersensitivity.
* Most Gold is mined from ore , containing tiny amounts of Gold in the ore
  - gold has values
* Most gold is found in rocks and at the bottom of rivers
  - the metallic state in the form of dust, grains, flakes, or nuggets
  - mined and comes from gravels and quarts veins or is associated with pyrites deposits
  - retrieved in a metallic state in the form of dust, grains, flakes, or nuggets
* Some gold conducts electricity
  - has conductivity
* Some gold has high conductivity
  - thermal conductivity
* abounds within the mountain's reach, as the sun filters through leaves to shine and glitter.
* algaecides contain flecks of gold to fight the strongest forms of algae.
* alloys The standard gold alloy mixture of gold, silver, and copper.
* also comes in different combinations where it is mixed with another metal
  - dissolves in alkaline solutions of cyanide , which are used in mining and electroplating
  - harmonizes the mind and affect the endocrine systems
* also has a much higher specific gravity
  - the lowest infrared emittance
* also is much less susceptible to corrosion than aluminum
  - used in electronic connectors and dental alloys
  - tends to create a healthier environment for the gum tissue
* always has value, always has an international value
  - works as a leading indicator for inflation
* are goal-oriented Golds see life as something to plan out and anticipate
  - society's protectors and administrators - of people, goods, schedules and services
  - twin formulas for odor removal
* better conductor than tin.
* blessing only lent, Repaid by giving others food.
* brassy yellow metal.
* brings images of riches to our minds because it is scattered over most of the world.
* can be white, yellow or rose a pinkish tin added to gold makes rose gold
  - cause kidney and blood problems
  - mean that something or someone is very good or has done very well
  - prevent disease progression by injection or orally
* chemical element, it heavy, soft metal.
* chemically inert substance.
* clock keeping the time.
* comes from deep within the earth.
* comes in a variety of colors
  - many colors
  - several forms in jewelry
  - with Gold balls
* commodity, a currency, a permanent store of value, a reserve asset, an industrial metal.
* commonly occurs in association with quartz, either as pure gold or as an ore.
* decorates the hilts of daggers.
* enhanced particles are resistant to osmium etching.
* gives an appearance of beauty even to ugliness.
* good conductor of heat and electricity and is resistant to oxidation and most reagents.
* graphical editor, browser, news reader, anonymous ftp client, and mail reader.
* great medium metal for jewelry, as it never tarnishes.
* has a generally warm appearance although silver sometimes tones in with silvery hair
  - high specific gravity so it settles to the bottom
  - long history of medicinal uses
  - metallic luster
  - much richer yellow colour while pyrite has a much paler yellow almost brassy colour
  - natural luster that easily distinguishes it from all other minerals or metal ores
  - quality to create a structure for healing within a light soul
  - very low potential, carbon steel much higher and zinc higher still
  - applications in radar equipment, home computers, satellites and the space shuttles
  - both a financial and sentimental value in India
* has certain monetary market value
  - unique features that make it the most sensitive measure of inflationary fears
  - different colors because it mixes with different impurities
  - intrinsic value
  - many values to people
  - mica particles to give the sheen and an earth color pigment to give the gold tone
* has no cleavage
  - power in the world of plants and animals
  - real intrinsic value and uses
  - superior electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion
  - the longest lifespan, followed by amalgams and then composites
* heavy, but also soft transition metal.
* heavy, yellow, metallic chemical element and is considered to be a precious metal
* hedge against inflation over the long term.
* helps save lives on the nation's roads.
* high quality, nutritious dry diet for ferrets.
* higher vibration of orange and yellow.
* includes atoms.
* inherently protects the individual against the destruction of currency values.
* is Zimbabwe's principal mined export
  - adsorbed from the solution onto activated carbon granules
* is alloyed differently for a variety of reasons, including look and price
  - to meet certain market and engineering requirements
  - almost opaque to UV radiation
* is also a traditional means of protection from inflation
  - very dense metal , making gold coins hard to fake
  - ductile, which means it can be easily drawn out into a wire
  - much softer than the pyrite
* is also one of the most resistant metals
  - today's most liquid assets
  - always gold colored, soft, and malleable or bendable
* is an element distributed pretty much everywhere on the globe
  - in the transition metal class
  - element, but water compound, being composed of both hydrogen and oxygen atoms
* is an excellent conductor of electricity
  - electrical conductor and is corrosion resistant
* is an extremely good electrical conductor and it is very resistant to oxidation and corrosion
  - noble metal
  - inactive metal and it occurs mostly in the uncombined state
  - inert, biocompatible, highly durable material
  - attacked by boiling ferric chloride solution
  - attractive, wears well and has been used in jewelry and for coins for millenia
* is both a monetary metal and a commodity, so it can t be purchased online with a credit card
  - bought, sold, traded, and stored throughout the free world with complete privacy
  - bright yellow and has a high luster
  - by far the most popular plating metal
  - chemical elements
* is chemically inactive
  - quite inert
  - comedies
  - conductors
* is considered a store ofvalue during a period of inflation
  - by all civilizations the greatest material asset which one can acquire on earth
  - one of the most important metals in jewelry making
  - consistently the most negatively correlated asset to stocks
  - crafted by a goldsmith into various ornaments
  - during early spring when all the bluebirds turn to sing
  - emblematic of honor and achievement
  - everywhere on earth and in outer space
  - excreted in rodent milk following the administration of auranofin
  - extracted from crushed gold-bearing quartz by forming a complex with sodium cyanide
* is extremely liquid
* is for excellence and green alludes to the nurturing of life and growth
  - the richness of the people
  - found as nuggets or tiny pieces called gold dust
* is found in Egypt mainly in the Eastern Desert
  - abundance
  - all fifty states
  - black sand
  - many parts of the world but the major sources lie in South Africa
  - nature, in quartz veins
  - the moss and tree roots as well as in riverbank gravels
  - naturally in metallic form, being extremely inert to chemical reactions
  - from gravel of crushed rock
  - generated in a number of ways
  - given as a mark of status - from 'gold stars' at school to the crowns of kings and queens
* is gold and it is as hard as it is
  - plate on solid sterling silver
* is heated time and again to bring all the impurities to the surface where they can be removed
  - to a certain temperature and then cooled
* is heavier per pound than the other precious metals
  - than blood
  - heavies
* is heavy - it weighs over nineteen times more than water, and is almost twice as heavy as lead
* is important because it is rare
  - to our whole economy
* is in fact the first metal that man discovered
  - mountains or hills, streams and rivers
  - quartz veins where water cooled slowly
  - integral in maintaining car efficiency
  - known to cross the placenta and it can reach significant concentrations in the fetus
  - like an ordinary ring Silver is like a metal spring
* is located in churchs
  - gold mines
  - jewelry stores
  - tooths
  - treasure chests
  - made of one kind of atom-gold atoms
  - melted using a torch that is fueled by natural gas and oxygen
  - mined in underground or surface mines
  - mixed with various other metals, in various percentages
  - money
  - much heavier than silver
  - negatively correlated to stocks and bonds, so it makes sense that the price of gold is low
  - non-toxic
* is often in native found as tiny blobs along borders of sulphide crystals
  - mixed with platinum, giving it a light yellow hue
* is one of Australia's largest export earners
  - our most precious metals
  - the densest metals
* is one of the heaviest and most indestructible metals
  - of all metals
  - most popular metals used in jewelry
* is one of the precious metals that can be melted and molded into new forms
  - that has excellent corrosion resistance
  - softest metals
  - world's most precious metals
  - only pure when there are no alloys present
  - part of our everyday life
  - power and strength
  - recognized and accepted in every country of the world
  - recovered from ores as a cyanide
  - refined by fire
* is said to attract honor, wealth, and happiness
  - be the color of spirit merged in the flesh
  - slightly pinkish in color
  - smelted in a crucible furnace to produce unrefined bullion
  - so heavy that one cubic foot of it weighs half a ton
  - soft or can be scratched easily, and it has a malleable and ductile tenacity
* is soft, but easily polished and it is fairly easy to replace when it wears away
  - dense, and a bright yellow metallic element
  - softer than other rocks
  - sold by the gram and prices change daily like the currency exchange rate
* is still a central bank reserve currency
  - the only universally accepted medium of exchange
* is symbolic of the future with humankind in peace and harmony with nature
  - warm sun, while silver suggests the cool moon
  - taxed from the people and used for just about everything
  - television stations
* is the best conductor of electricity
  - material to use for telephone wires
  - color guests see as they enter through a gold-handled glass door
* is the color of a nervous and tense mood
  - coat of arms of P rnumaa
  - fields, straws, wax and honey
  - hidden knowledge and wisdom, it is inner knowing and profound understanding
  - politicians, nobles and honored elders
  - yellow - of light and the sun
  - colour and metal traditionally connected to the sun
  - country's chief mineral
* is the easiest metal to work with that all the other metal and is also easier to find
  - of the metals
  - emblem of the sun, and of divinity
  - exception because it is produced for accumulation
  - finest and most solid of all the metals, yet it is soonest melted in the fire
* is the gift that becomes a family heirloom
  - can grow in value
  - great bloodsucker of wealth
  - headquarters for the very elite in the Scientological hierarchy
  - international standard for money
  - leading mineral product
* is the metal of choice for jewellery, and is often used in dentistry
  - intellect
  - most common color
* is the most ductile metal
  - important foreign exchange producer
* is the most malleable and ductile of all known metals
  - substance known
  - the most ductile of all metals
  - of all metals and soft enough to be cut with a knife
  - perfect metal
* is the most precious of metals and symbols of all that has the highest value
  - metals, the king of money, the standard to which our wealth is based
  - sensitive and forward-looking indicator of monetary liquidity
  - transportable form of wealth
  - valuable, pure, useful, and durable of all metals
  - widely traded of the precious metals
  - natural money of man
  - official state mineral
  - one currency everyone believes in
* is the only currency, and the different forms of mana can also be harvested
* is the other common agouti, being black and gold
  - prevalent metal
  - perfection of terrestrial substances, and it is to produce gold that minerals evolve
  - perspective of unity and oneness of all that is
  - principal mineral export
  - same in Arizona as it is in Texas
  - snare of the soul
  - symbol of riches on all levels
  - universal symbol of wealth
  - thin around edge in places
  - thought to be one of the first known metals
* is traded mainly in bars but is both traded and used in coinage
  - on the world market, and the United States net exporter of gold
  - typically too expensive and copper has a peculiar appearance
  - unaffected by most acids
  - used all over the world
* is used as a stain for scattering electrons
  - buillon and in jewellery, glass and electronics
  - the reflective layer on some high-end CDs
  - extensively in jewellery, for ornamental and decorative purposes
* is used for computer chips
  - decoration
  - metallization
  - the therapy of immune mediated diseases
* is used in electronic equipment because it's dependable in extremes of heat and humidity
  - electronics, among other things
  - modern technology
  - only in modern jewelry design
  - several ways, but over half the world's yearly consumption is in jewelry and artwork
  - to open and activate the third-eye and crown chakras
* is valuable because it is scarce
  - so rare
* is valued at book value
  - current market value
  - end-year market price
  - historical price
  - market prices
  - daily according to the average price in the London market
* is very dark and rich
  - important to Arab women
* is very malleable and ductile metal as well
  - easy to work making it the most popular precious metal for jewelry
  - workable when used in very thin layers
  - warm, and silver is cooler
  - widespread in low concentrations in all igneous rocks
  - worn for power, protection, wisdom, money, and success
  - worth more than currency
  - yellow, and copper is red
* lies in important gold bearing veins in primary deposits in the mountains.
* major factor in SA's economy.
* makes big claims that bear on world affairs, the wealth of nations and on people's reputations.
* material which can be used as a conductor on circuit boards.
* melt with radiance while yellows gleam amber.
* minor component of the Pelican River massive sulfide body in Sec.
* mutation of the red.
* narrow defination of wealth.
* natural element with a scarce quantity.
* occurs both as free particles in quartz and attached to or included in pyrite
  - in some form in nearly all the counties of Idaho
  - primarily in high-temperature hydrothermal quartz veins in extrusive rocks
* often acts as a hedge against inflation
  - establishes the standard by which wealth is measured
  - forms octaheral, dodecahedral and cubic crystals
* passes the blood-brain barrier in hamsters.
* plated copper contact pins maximize conductivity with no loss of data.
* plays an all-pervading role in traditional rituals.
* powerful stimulant to the immune system of the body.
* precious metal often used in coins
  - used for coinage , jewelry , and other arts throughout recorded history
* primarily occurs in quartz-bearing shear zones that crosscut the original rocks.
* produces a deep, intense red color when used as a coloring agent in cranberry glass.
* provides the best protection against inflation
  - highest reflectivity of heat radiation
* pure state is too soft for use in jewelry.
* refers to land and sand dunes, happiness, comfort.
* refers to the coat of arms of P lvamaa
  - old-orthodox community and painting of icons
  - sandy beach and sun and symbolizes happiness, nobleness and heavenly truth
* remains one of the main non-currency means of holding money including laundered money
  - the most versatile of metals
* remittive agent that can prevent disease progression.
* represents 'wealth' because the metal gold is valuable
  - prosperity
* represents the capacity to obtain the material requisites
  - mineral wealth of the country
  - value of Black people
  - wealth and jade represents health
* rushes in the United States.
* scarce commodity.
* search engine promotion software.
* shiny yellow ductile metal.
* shiny, yellow metal , probably one of the most expensive on Earth
  - yellow, and ductile metal
* sign of power and blessing.
* signifies the ancient wisdom lying within the soul.
* soft metal with a number of interesting physical properties
  - metal, softer than most other metals
* soft, yellow precious metal that is very valuable.
* sometimes occurs in nature in combination with tellurium in the mineral sylvanite.
* stands for warm sunlight, good cheer, and happiness.
* still has a role to play in the international monetary system
  - is held by governments around the world as a monetary asset
* strengthens all fields of the body and spirit.
* suppresses the inflammatory process.
* symbol of generosity and elevation of mind
  - value and timelessness
* symbolises high standards as well as of the noble values.
* symbolizes a purity of relationship, a costly giving of self
  - eternity, it is just the color it says
  - sincerity, purity in life, generosity, and liberality in judgement
* symbolizes the golden bonds of friendships that tie our members together
  - purity of spirit
  - upper world and the life-giving sun
* too soft for a metal to be used in a gun.
* traditional inflation hedge.
* transmutes all negatives.
* unique blend of thermogenic herbs that help burn fat and curb appetite in several ways.
* universal substance.
* used in jewelry is an alloy
  - mixed with harder metals for strength and durability
  - jewlery is mixed with harder metals for strength and durability
* usually occurs in the native state as metal.
* valuable metal and a symbol of wealth.
* very ductile rare heavy metal
  - long-term store of value
  - stubborn element when it comes to reacting to or combining with other elements
* yellow, dense, soft metal
+ Gold (color), Meaning of gold: Colors
  * Gold is discovered in Australia.
  * Gold is discovered in Johannesburg, South Africa
  - coin: Currency :: Gold
  * Gold has been used since the invention of coins. It is used because gold is an easy metal to use, and because gold is very valuable. So, a person could have a small quantity of gold coins but still buy many things. Gold is also a very dense metal, making gold coins hard to fake. Gold is good for storing coins because it does not rust
+ Gold, Chemical properties: Gold
  * Gold is very soft. A goldsmith can hammer it into thin metal sheets. It is also ductile, which means it can be pulled into wire. When it is used in money or in jewelry, it is often mixed with silver or some other metal to make it harder
  - Language and culture
  * Gold can mean that something or someone is very good or has done very well. A gold medal is often the given to the first place winner in a race or other sport
+ Minerals, Some uses of minerals: Natural resources
+ Reactivity (chemistry): Chemistry
  * Lithium reacts with water and air. Gold does not react with water or air. Gold is unreactive. Lithium is reactive. There are several ways to measure reactivity. Some are reducing agents, and others can be oxidizing agents. Some absorb water easily. Some break down easily.