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Would chromes luster be considered non-metallic?

April 26, 2017Chrome Geography luster Mathematics non-metallic

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Would chromes luster be considered non-metallic?

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Chrome or chrome plating is an application of the metal chromium to another metal through the process of electroplating. As the element chromium is a metal, chrome would also be a metal and its luster would, therefore, be metallic.