Virtual Issues
‘Virtual Issues’ pull together articles from the Platinum Metals Review archive which are relevant to a particular area of technology.
- Virtual Issue 1: ‘PGM Technology for Glass Manufacture’
- Virtual Issue 2: ‘Emissions Control’
- Virtual Issue 3: ‘Smithson Tennant: Iridium and Osmium’
- Virtual Issue 4: ‘The Discoverers of the PGM Isotopes’
Virtual Issue 1: ‘PGM Technology for Glass Manufacture’
Our first Virtual Issue draws from the archive material on pgm technology for glass manufacture and is brought up to date by a recent article on this subject, providing a neat overview of the developments in this technology over the past half-century. The Virtual Issue is available to download as a PDF file free of charge.
Virtual Issue 1, ‘PGM Technology for Glass Manufacture’, September 2010, PDF (14.3 MB)
Virtual Issue 2: ‘Emissions Control’
This Virtual Issue is a collection of articles from the Platinum Metals Review archive written or coauthored by Martyn V. Twigg, one of the foremost experts in the areas of catalysis and emissions control. Developments in the technology and legislation of pollution control from vehicle exhausts are covered in a series of articles and reviews. The Virtual Issue PDF is available to download free of charge.
Virtual Issue 2, ‘Emissions Control’, October 2011, PDF (8.9 MB)
Virtual Issue 3: ‘Smithson Tennant: Iridium and Osmium’
The Virtual Issue is a collection of papers celebrating Smithson Tennant, the discoverer of iridium and osmium. 2011 marks the 250th anniversary of Tennant’s birth. Articles about the discovery and history of iridium and osmium are included. The Virtual Issue PDF is available to download free of charge.
Virtual Issue 3, ‘Smithson Tennant: Iridium and Osmium’, November 2011, PDF (10.3 MB)
Virtual Issue 4: ‘The Discoverers of the PGM Isotopes’
The discoveries of the natural and artificial isotopes of platinum, iridium, osmium, palladium, rhodium and ruthenium are described in this collection of articles by John W. Arblaster. An update on all pgm isotopes discovered up to 2010 is included. The virtual Issue is available to download free of charge.
Virtual Issue 4, ‘The Discoverers of the PGM Isotopes’, January 2012, PDF (2.9 MB)
