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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Platinum & Gold (GPGI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tomcat! who wrote (11002)	7/26/1999 8:29:00 AM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 14226

With the <<..one to < - Proper English suggest the spelling TOO> many mushrooms < as if I have never been critiqued much>...and to Thor:<<..Thorn has the heat given you heat stroke or have you fried your brain with drugs? I would love to know. ..>> So, why do you want to know? Why didn't you spell too correct? Why does it matter that the ends justify the means? Why does the post at Naxos refer to glass and to lithium and then back to glass and platinum relation ships. Why is the Chapter ( 23.6 ) on Catylists in this book I found on the net important? Why is it that the J. & T Cat is a basis science approach to PGMs. And finally, someone better buy the book and read it so see if the new and improoved Cat is better than the average Tom Cat. If the Tom Cat is not a Kitten who can't spell TOO, it might not matter anywho: ipmi.org The First two, The Glass and the Paste are interesting to me today: 14.5 Precious Metal Pastes576 References586 Chapter 15 - Precious Metal Materials for the Glass Industry...589 15.1 Glass and Platinum589 15.2 High-Grade Glass and Platinum595 15.3 Glass Fibers and Platinum597 References603 Chapter 16 - Spinnerets for Chemical Fibers605 16.1 Precious Metal Spinnerets605 16.2 Mechanical Properties of Gold-Platinum Alloys and Platinum-Rhodium Alloys609 References612 Chapter 17 - Medical Uses of Precious Metals613 17.1 Dental Materials613 17.2 Needles for Acupuncture Therapy613 References623 Chapter 18 - Functional Materials625 18.1 Potentials for Functional Materials625 18.2 Properties and Applications of Ultrafine Particles627 18.3 Shape-Memory Alloys630 18.4 Superconductors634 18.5 Applications of Amorphous Alloys637 18.6 electrically Conductive Polymer Materials640 18.7 Superplasticity of Precious Metals644 18.8 Thin Films646 References648 Chapter 19 - Precious Metal Brazing Fillers651 19.1 Gold Brazing Filler Metals651 19.2 Palladium Brazing Filler Metals660 19.3 Silver Brazing Filler Metals661 19.4 Copper-Phosphorus Brazing Filler Metals667 References671 Chapter 20 - Precious Metal Plating673 20.1 Types of Precious Metal Plating Baths and Deposit Properties673 20.2 Use and Technology of Precious Metal Plating687 20.3 Special Plating Methods693 20.4 Recovery and Precious Metal Plating Waste Liquids696 References696 Chapter 21 - Insoluble Anodes697 21.1 Platinum Group Anodes697 21.2 Platinum Plated Titanium Type Electrodes701 References704 Chapter 22 - Hydrogen Gas Purification Equipment705 22.1 Types of Hydrogen Purification Methods Available Today...705 22.2 Properties of Palladium and Palladium Alloys with Respect to Gaseous Hydrogen706 22.3 Ultra-High Purity Hydrogen Equipment708 References712 Chapter 23 - Precious Metal Catalysts713 23.1 Precious Metal Catalysts in Inorganic Chemistry715 23.2 Precious Metal Catalysts for Petroleum Refining720 23.3 Precious Metal Catalysts Used in Petrochemistry727 23.4 Precious Metal Catalysts Used in C1 and C2 Chemistry.....743 23.5 Catalyst Used for Treatment of Automobile Exhaust754 23.6 Other Catalysts759 References769 Chapter 24 - Supply and Demand for Precious Metals773 24.1 Platinum773 24.2 Palladium778 24.3 Other Platinum-Group Metals780 24.4 Gold786 References789 Index791 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chucka2 or was it Chucaupt2-23.6 Cat