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Because metals have free electrons, so they have almost continuous energy states going up and down different energy levels and repeating themselves, most metals are silver-white, right?
But why do gold, copper, and cesium have special colors?
I wanted to know more about this, so I studied the concept of obituary contraction.
I know up to the fact that by orbital contraction, s orbtal is contracted by applying a relativity effect.
To conclude, I wonder why gold and copper cesium have special colors.
I want you to explain in detail and in detail.
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But why do gold, copper, and cesium have special colors?
I wanted to know more about this, so I studied the concept of obituary contraction.
I know up to the fact that by orbital contraction, s orbtal is contracted by applying a relativity effect.
To conclude, I wonder why gold and copper cesium have special colors.
I want you to explain in detail and in detail.
I've turned the translator. It may not match the terms you use. Please consider this.