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IYPT 2019 Elements 079: Gold: Food additive and arthritis treatment October 17, 2019
Element 79 in our International Year of the Periodic Table series is gold. Gold compounds have been used to treat arthritis in the past. Gold is also used as a food additive and found in large quantities dissolved in the oceans. Gold compounds were used for a number of years as an injectable treatment for […]
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