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http://4.imimg.com/data4/LK/ED/MY-838314/rhodium-chloride-250x250.jpg
http://www.rsc.org/periodic-table/element/45/rhodium
https://www.webelements.com/rhodium/

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We've made a new Rhodium video following our visit to Johnson Matthey's Noble Metals factory!

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Symbol: Rh
Atomic Number:45
Atomic Mass: 102.9055
Melting Point: 1,963 degrees C
Boiling Point: 3,697 degrees C
Density: 12.41 per cubic centimeter

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Rhodium is most common in North America. it is commonly found in patches of Platinum and Palladium. it is one of the rarest metals on earth. it is estimated to be .0001 parts per million.

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Rhodium is silvery white, reflective, hard and durable. it is also highly resistant to corrosion. It is a good conducter of electricity.

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Rhodium I is important because it is a good conductor of electricity and corrosion resistant. Because of Rhodium's reflective surface and corrosion resistance it is used as a plating for some jewelry. and because of its durability it is used for many different machines. In conclusion, Rhodium is a good and useful material because of its durability and electrical conductivity

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William Hyde Wollaston discovered rhodium in 1803 after processing platinum and palladium. Wollaston processed platinum and was left with rhodium chloride salts. He named the element Rhodium from the reek word "Rhodon" meaning rose colored.

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Rhodium is used for alloys, hardening of other metals, aircraft spark plugs, laboratory crucibles, catalyst, jewelry, and eye exam equipment, electrical contact metals