Yes, but it is also the name of a base metal alloy used as an imitation of platinum in 1930s costume jewellery made by John Wall of Birmingham and Covent Garden
"Platinon" was an alloy of nickel and other metals (none precious) promoted in the 1920's and 30's as a non-tarnishing material for jewellery and other personal items. John Wall of Birmingham was one manufacturer who used it in the mid to late 1920's
AnswerIt is a transitional metal in period 6, group 10 of the periodic table.
Nickel is part of the transition metal family. its the transition metal family this is a message from montario Edwards :)
The family that contains the most inactive metals is the Alkali Metal family (Group 1) of the periodic table. These metals are highly reactive and easily lose their outermost electron to form a positive ion.
phosphorus is part of the nitrogen family
"Platinon" was an alloy of nickel and other metals (none precious) promoted in the 1920's and 30's as a non-tarnishing material for jewellery and other personal items. John Wall of Birmingham was one manufacturer who used it in the mid to late 1920's
platinum belongs to the solid family
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None of it is. Platinum is a brand designation.
iridium is a family member of the platinum group it is also known as a transition metal.
AnswerIt is a transitional metal in period 6, group 10 of the periodic table.
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Iridium
this metal belongs to the transverse metals
Silver and Gold are not necessarily nickel-free, in 9 carat gold there isn't actually that much gold! The gold in jewelry is alloyed with other metals - and it is crucial to find out what those other metals are. Look for "guaranteed 100% nickel-free". Find a supplier/retailer who caters to and understands this need. Many don't! Addition: Palladium and Platinum jewelry are nickel free. 950 Platinum is 95% pure Platinum and 5% of either Iridium or Ruthenium (all part of the Platinum family). Palladium is also part of the Platinum family, but much lighter and less expensive than Platinum. Only a small handful of jewelry designers, like myself, create jewelry using Palladium mixed with 24K Gold to yield a 18K Palladium combination.