what alloy turns a copper coin into a gold look alike coin?

Question

The copper coin was in a evaporating dish containing zinc metal, tunred gray and then was heated in a busen burner.

Answer 1

Copper and zinc combine to make brass. For a while the fresh surface of the brass will look gold, over time it will oxide to reddish brown.

The layer of zinc atoms on the surface of that penny are actually moving down into the copper when you flame it. A thin layer at the surface is becoming brass.

Answer 2

Indeed, Copper mixed with Zinc produces the alloy Brass-'gold'.

The Zinc stuck to the Copper, when you heated it you mixed the two. Your eyes mixed the two colors, not being able to see the little spots of copper and zinc separately, thus 'gold'.

Get an "A".

Answer 3

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