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Platinum, a lustrous, silvery-white precious metal, holds a distinguished place in the world of rare and valuable elements. Its durability against wear, tarnish, heat, and chemical damage makes platinum a preferred choice for applications in chemical processing equipment, dental materials, and high-temperature crucibles.
Its rarity and tough extraction process contribute to its prestige and high market value, making it a popular choice for investments and fine jewellery.
Basic Properties
Atomic Symbol
Pt
Atomic Number
78
Atomic Weight
195.08
g/mol
Density
<span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">21.45
g/mol
Melting Point
1,768 °C
<span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">3,214 °F
Boiling Point
3,825 °C
6,917 °F
Basic Properties
Atomic Symbol
Pt
Atomic Number
78
Atomic Weight
195.08
g/mol
Density
<span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">21.45
g/mol
Melting Point
1,768 °C
<span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">3,214 °F
Boiling Point
3,825 °C
6,917 °F
Occurrence and Production
Platinum is a rare metal mainly found in the Earth’s crust. It is often found as the mineral sperrylite or in its free form, and it is commonly alloyed with other platinum-group metals. Major producers include South Africa, Russia, and Zimbabwe, with extraction processes involving froth flotation, smelting, and electro-refining.
Uses of Platinum
Jewellery and Silverware
Platinum is a prized material in fine jewellery, thanks to its lustrous look and extraordinary corrosion resistance.
Industrial Applications
Its superior resistance to heat and chemicals makes platinum perfect for laboratory equipment and high-temperature crucibles.
Catalysts
Platinum is heavily employed in automobile catalytic converters to decrease harmful emissions. Its catalytic properties are also valuable in the chemical industry for processes like refining petroleum and producing nitric acid and fertilizers.
Healthcare
In the healthcare field, platinum is used in pacemakers and dental care. Additionally, platinum compounds are also used in chemotherapy for cancer treatment.
Uses of Platinum
Jewellery and Silverware
Industrial Applications
Catalysts
Platinum is heavily employed in automobile catalytic converters to decrease harmful emissions. Its catalytic properties are also valuable in the chemical industry for processes like refining petroleum and producing nitric acid and fertilizers.
Healthcare
In the healthcare field, platinum is used in pacemakers and dental care. Additionally, platinum compounds are also used in chemotherapy for cancer treatment.
Unique Characteristics
Platinum’s exceptional durability and resistance to wear and tarnish make it ideal for creating long-lasting jewellery and industrial products. Nearly half of all platinum mined is used in car catalytic converters to reduce toxic gas emissions.
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Products and services of the highest excellence
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