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Since dave is no show, here is my test question:
the element is abundant in "S-type" stars and quite high oxide form of
this element content in lunar rock or terrestrial rocks. However, it is
not found in nature as a native metal on earth, due to its intrinsic
instability with respect to water. The name of the element come from
Persian word of "gold colored", although it is grey-white lustrous color
in pure form. What is it?
(I got nothing to send out to help you to do any work - can't employ
anyone right now... with the canadian $ hit to the bottom... might be just
something good to look at it only;-).
jk
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