<human>:  Why is the atom ‘Auron’ called auron?
<bot>: Auron is a shortened form of the Greek word <unk> (auron), which means “golden”. The name was chosen because of the golden color of the electrons in the atom. The electrons in the atom are arranged in a shell, and each shell has a different number of electrons. The innermost shell has only 2 electrons, the next shell has 8 electrons, the next shell has 18 electrons, and so on. The outermost shell has 92 electrons, and these are arranged in a pattern that is very similar to the pattern of gold atoms.