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platinoid

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plat·i·noid  (pltn-oid)
adj.
Resembling platinum.
n.
1. An alloy of copper, nickel, tungsten, and zinc, formerly used in electric coils.
2. A metal chemically resembling platinum, especially osmium, iridium, or palladium.

platinoid [ˈplætɪˌnɔɪd]
adj
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) containing or resembling platinum a platinoid metal


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In 2006, exploration work is in progress or is forecast on the Montclerg, La Grande Est and Lesperance properties, as well as on the Vulcain property for nickel-copper and platinoids.
This part of the Bushveld Complex is known to host numerous signs of surface mineralization including copper, nickel and platinoids.
The 22 interests include various types of royalties on feasibility-stage and exploration-stage properties including copper, diamond, gold, molybdenum, non-metallics, nickel, platinoids, silver and zinc projects.
 
 
 
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