Metallic Colors: Why Most Metals Are Silvery-Gray

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Metallic Colors: Why Most Metals Are Silvery-Gray

All but two metals have a silvery-grey color.

The two exceptions are:

* Gold (yellow)

* Copper (reddish-brown)

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