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It was found in 1557 by Julius C Scaliger. He discovered it in mines in between Panama and Mexico. When they saw it they found out that no amount of heat or fire that they could produce could melt it. Later in France 1783 a chemist found a workable way to use it, and they were able to use for many things. Here is photo of Julius C Scaliger

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It s used for dental work

Jewelry

Magnets

Used as a  catalytic converter in vehicles

Decoration

The metal is also used to make electrodes sealed in glass

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Platinum falls into row 6. It is the row for its atomic orbitals. The number of atomic orbitals for platinum also include iridium, osmium, and rhenium which are there because they all of the same atomic orbitals as platinum

(metal family )

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Platinum is in column 10 because of its amount of valence electrons. Nickel and palladium also have the same amount of electrons (metal family)

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In some cases it can cure cancer

In spanish Platinum means “little silver”

It is unaffected by most acids

It is nontoxic

It has a silvery- gray color

It is hypoallergenic

Its density is 21.45g/ml

It is twice the density of silver

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Is this element normally a solid/liquid/gas? What might change its state?

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Is this element normally a solid/liquid/gas? What might change its state?

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It is a Solid metal and turns into liquid at 1768 degrees C, turns into a gas at 3820 degrees C.

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It is very rare and can cost $13000 in pure form for a 100g

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Platinum is usually found with Ruthenium, Rhodium, Palladium, Osmium, and Iridium. Together they are mostly found in alluvial deposits but also found in the U.S.A. around ural mountains.

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Atomic symbol-Pt
Atomic number-78
Atomic mass-195.1 amus

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