[Asker.]

This is a question for one of my labs. I would greatly appreciate any help. Copper has one physical property that only one other metal has. What is that property; whats the other metal?
The question goes further to ask: Where are these two metals located relative to each other in the periodic table? Thanks in advance!

[Astrokel]

hey Asker,

you need to show some work so we could help you!

[Borek]

I smell problems... I think I know what property person asking the question had on mind, but if so, it is not exactly true that only two metals share it.

Hopefully I am wrong.

[Astrokel]

I smell problems... I think I know what property person asking the question had on mind, but if so, it is not exactly true that only two metals share it.

hey! is he talking about something like 79?

[Borek]

That's my assumption. And I am thinking about 55, which is less known.

[Astrokel]

That's my assumption. And I am thinking about 55, which is less known.

Thanks, i've checked it out, didn't know that.

[enahs]

I am curious what might you guys be talking about. Cause of the top of my head, I can not think of a physical property shared by only Cu, Au and Cs.

[Borek]

If you know of any other metal that should be added - fire away.

[enahs]

No, I mean, I am not coming up with any 'physical' property that those share and others do not. I have on clue which physical property you guys are talking about! I guess I am just a tard'.

[Borek]

Think tint. And if you think this 'property' is stupid, I am with you. But I have no idea what else could it be and I doubt there are many properties on the HS level that we are not aware of.

[Astrokel]

yes agree with you borek, that is why i asked if it is Au previously, because i find it rather funny.