Platinum Metals ReviewGolunski, S. E. Final Analysis: Why Use Platinum in Catalytic Converters? Platinum Met. Rev. 2007, 51, 162-162.Golunski SE. Why use platinum in catalytic converters? Platin Met Rev 51, 162-162 (2007).Why Use Platinu...
So, why are these converters are so interesting to thieves? Money. Thieves know they can resell these converters for cash. You see the catalytic converter contains 3 different metals. Platinum, Palladium, and Rhodium. The price of these metals hasrisen greatlyover the past few years. These met...
For applications requiring excellent resistance to oxidation at high temperatures, platinum and palladium are often used. These metals are particularly valued in the automotive industry for their role in catalytic converters. In critical applications such as aerospace, military, and medical device...
The metal, as you probably know, is used in the production of catalytic converters, which “scrub” pollutants from the exhaust of internal combustion engines. And because of Europe’s enforcement of strict new standards, demand for these devices is surging, along with palladium itself. Demand i...
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Why use platinum in catalytic converters? Platinum Metals Rev. 51, 162 (2007).S. E. Golunski: 'Final analysis: why use platinum in catalytic conver- ters,' Platin. Met. Rev., 2007, 51, (3), 162.Golunski, S.E. Why use platinum in catalytic converters? Platin. Met. Rev. 2007,...