Palladium is hypoallergenic and can be used in jewelry manufacture, wearing better than
white gold. In fact, it has been employed as a jewelry metal since 1939. However, the
primary destination for nearly 50 percent of palladium is automobile catalysts. Palladium
absorbs large quantities of hydrogen and can also be used to store the same. It is also used as plating for electronics, dental alloys, watch making, surgical instruments, and blood
sugar test strips.
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