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platinum

[plat-n-uhm, plat-nuhm] / ˈplæt n əm, ˈplæt nəm /






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This layer is also rich in platinum, iridium, metallic melt particles, shocked quartz, and fused minerals known as meltglass.

From Science Daily

Their international breakthrough came with 2009's Only Revolutions - which went platinum in the UK and received a Mercury Prize nomination.

From BBC

Members of all tiers—gold, platinum, diamond, and founders—will be given access to the property in various forms, including guided tours, architecture briefings, and networking events.

From MarketWatch

A "platinum" version of the card that offers special tax breaks will also be available soon for $5m, the website said.

From BBC

The process results in new alloys that can imitate platinum, silver and indium.

From The Wall Street Journal