### element | metal:

Platinum
* already plays a key role in the refining of crude oil into gasoline and other products.
* also increases contrast slightly.
* beautiful silvery-white metal, when pure, and is malleable and ductile.
* brilliantly white, highly resistant metal.
* catalyzes the oxidation of methanol.
* causes no allergic reaction with the skin which the alloy in gold can with some people.
* dominant visible and recessive lethal.
* has important applications as a catalyst.
* has many uses, especially in alloys
  - purity, strength, rarity, durability, and a natural rich, white color
* includes atoms.
* is also hypoallergenic and resists tarnish
  - one of the most enduring jewelry metals
* is among the finest, purest and rarest precious metals
  - purest, rarest and most durable metals on earth
* is an expensive hard metal
  - important metal
  - information technology and business solutions company
  - described as a silvery-white, dense metal that is quite malleable and ductile when pure
  - distinctive, it looks and feels different than silver or white gold
  - electroplated from two different electrolytes
* is extremely dense, and is much more heavier than silver or gold
  - remarkably heavy
  - found uncombined as a free element and alloyed with iridium as platiniridium
  - from a Spanish word meaning silver
  - heavier and more dense than other metals and it has an elegant, rich, white luster
* is ideal for jewelry that is worn everyday because it shows little wear
  - that's worn everyday because it shows little wear
* is more dense than gold which means it wears better than gold
  - efficient at heating and cooling but is more prone to damage
  - expensive then gold
  - rare on Earth than gold and silver
  - much more than a precious metal
  - music recording
  - non-corroding and fully hypoallergenic
  - non-reactive with virtually all chemicals and materials
  - non-toxic
  - obtained from platinum ores and is used to make jewelry and containers
* is one of the elements in a group known as the platinum group metals
  - heaviest metals in the world
* is one of the most beautiful metals used in jewelry today
  - noble metals, so called because it is chemically non-reactive
  - rarest of all precious metals, found only in a few locations in the world
* is one of the rarest, purest and most enduring metals available
  - strongest and most enduring jewelry metal
  - strongest, most enduring and one of the heaviest metals in the world
  - world strongest and most enduring metals
  - pure through and through
  - referred to as a noble metal because, like gold, it resists corrosion
  - related to iridium
  - resistant to wear and corrosion
  - specially prepared for use as a catalyst
  - the element used to tint the glass used in office buildings
* is the hardest of the precious metals, it never tarnishes
  - pure precious metals
  - metal of choice for today's discriminating jewelry buyer
* is the most precious of all metals
  - valuable and precious of all precious metals - and the rarest by far
  - used as a catalyst in automobile catalytic converters and in many commercial processes
* is used because it is an excellent conductor
  - the glass melt has a natural affinity for wetting it
  - for a really really light blonde, but they make it look greyish silver
* is used in an almost pure state making it hypoallergenic
  - the manufacturing of fiber-optic cable
  - very stable
* is, among other things, used in catalytic converters for automobiles.
* key component to current automotive fuel cell designs.
* light silvery metal that is was origionionally used for jewelery.
* multi-faceted precious metal.
* premium account that pays for itself.
* provides extra high knot strength with outstanding abrasion resistance.
* shows little wear and thus offers precious stones greater protection.
* silver colour and also inert in most peoples bodies.
* silvery-white metal that is malleable and ductile
* tends to show very little wear as it is more durable than gold.
* uses the sun as a potent elixir to preserve an image.
  * is very malleable and ductile, which means it can be hammered into thin sheets and it can be pulled into wire. Platinum is very stable. Acids do not affect platinum.
* very dense metal, heavier than gold, silver and even lead
  - different substance to a chemist