'Kyoto University professor Hiroshi Kitagawa and his team said they used nano-technology to combine rhodium and silver, elements which do not usually mix, to produce the new composite, the Yomiuri daily said.
The alloy has similar properties to palladium, which is used in cars' emission-reducing catalytic converters as well as in computers, mobile phones, flatscreen TVs and dentistry instruments. Like other white metals, such as silver and platinum, palladium is expensive, with its deposits largely limited to South Africa and Russia...' http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-12-japan-nano-tech-team-palladium-like-alloy...
The alloy has similar properties to palladium, which is used in cars' emission-reducing catalytic converters as well as in computers, mobile phones, flatscreen TVs and dentistry instruments. Like other white metals, such as silver and platinum, palladium is expensive, with its deposits largely limited to South Africa and Russia...' http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-12-japan-nano-tech-team-palladium-like-alloy...
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