I want to add to my collection some good german metal, but something current, no scorpions or crud from the 80's, im talking current bands like, Rammstein, Megaherz, Eisbrecher . . stuff like that. I've only found 1 decent answer and it was Hanzel Und Gretyl, The rest were mroe along a trance industrial with Grendel, Reaper, odd stuff that doesn't even seem to relate to metal. Not sure if its just me, but it seems like Germany doesn't really have HEAVY METAL like US does, and canada, they got good stuff.I would like to be able to make out the words aswell, so no german deathmetal, power metal is ok, but lets try to keep it understandable.
It is not possible for a metal to react with another metal. In chemistry, opposites attract and since both are positive ions, they cannot react with each other in a chemical reaction.
Metals do react with each other by transfer of electrons. We call that electrochemistry and is how electroplating is done and how all batteries work. The chemistry is also called reduction / oxidation reactions
let's say you melted the metals and mixed them so that the atoms could come into contact the resulting solid when cooled would be held together with metallic bonds, neither covalent nor ionic
Metals can never react with other metals since sharing or gaining of electrons is not possible due to the Aufbau principle. It is the following: Metal + Non-metal --> Ionic bond Non-metal + Non-metal --> covalent bond
