The specific gravity of osmium in the pulverulent form is about 10; but after having been heated to the fusing point of rhodium in the oxyhydrogen jet, it acquires a density of 21.
Some persons recommend the addition of a little oil of rhodium or oil of aniseed.
If this fails, try bread and butter dressed with oil of rhodium and phosphorus.
The oil of rhodium seems to possess an irresistible attraction for these vermin.
According to Wollaston, the specific gravity of rhodium is 11.
Its chief use at present is for making the inalterable nibs of the so-named rhodium pens.
The solutions of rhodium are of a beautiful rose colour, whence its name.
Rhodium has a septet, which is to be seen in the c of titanium (see k in the titanium diagram) and differs only in this from its group.
The addition of a little oil of Rhodium will tempt them to eat.
Rosewood oil or rhodium oil (oleum ligni rhodii), is obtained by distillation from the wood of the root and lower trunk of Convolvulus scopiarius and C.
Palladium andrhodium were reduced by Wollaston in 1804.
Gold pens with rhodium or iridium points were introduced soon afterwards.
Take Oil of Cummin, Oil of Rhodiumand Horse Castor.
Give him a little of the Castor on a piece of Loaf Sugar or Apple; get a few drops of the Rhodium on his tongue, and he is your servant.
It so happens, as he says, that iridium and rhodium do make the metal more capable of resisting the attacks of acids than platinum itself.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rhodium" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
