Question

what will happen to trace metals that are found on the skin when processed for detection? they will turn silver they will turn white they will turn fluorescent they will turn black

Explanation:

When trace metals on the skin are processed for detection, they react with certain chemicals or under specific conditions. Fluorescence is a common property used in detection methods where substances emit light when excited. Silver, white, or black color changes are not typical standard results for trace metal detection in this context.

Answer:

They will turn fluorescent.