palladium

It also boasts 40% of the world’s uranium enrichment capacity, 20% of class 1 nickel, 30% of global palladium, and so on.

The former is a significant producer of many key commodities—including nickel, palladium, and aluminum—required by auto manufacturers.

He recounts good times on birthdays at the Palladium and parties on New Year’s Eve, his favorite suits and hats.

The researchers behind it had previously tested it on old, chopped-up circuit boards to strip them of precious metals like palladium and gold and heavy metals like chromium and mercury before safely disposing them in agricultural soil.

The parts — sought after for the platinum, rhodium, palladium and other metals inside — can be sold for $150 to $200 per piece at junk yards, police say.

Kurt and Courtney met the second time in May 1991 during an L7 concert at the Palladium in Los Angeles.

He stormed legendary spots like Palladium and Tunnel, and turned them into strobe-lit dens of iniquity.

The last point is brought within the scope of our inquiry because the Palladium is an androgyne order.

You have restored in their favour the Act of Navigation, that palladium of British commerce.

A little while ago, at the Palladium, there was a Moore and Burgess revival.

The keys in particular probably indicate that the recompense at one time took the shape of a palladium.

An ancient oracle declared that, so long as the Palladium remained within the walls, Troy could not be taken.