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No, that measures volume, not gold content. Anything at least as dense as gold, maybe with with gaps in it to match the density, and a layer of gold around it i
by quchen 1y ago
No, that measures volume, not gold content. Anything at least as dense as gold, maybe with with gaps in it to match the density, and a layer of gold around it is indistinguishable from pure gold this way.
A more reliable and still relatively cheap test is via conductivity.
- djtango 1y agoYes IIRC cutting with Tungsten is quite good at circumventing these tests
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