Luciteria Science rhodium metal cube
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2019
- A 1x1x1" cube made out of 99.95% pure rhodium metal
Yes, a 1" cube of pure rhodium metal, the most expensive (by far) precious metal on the planet. As far as we know this is the largest and heaviest item made out of rhodium in the world.
The issue is rhodium is exceptionally difficult to work with, being a very hard metal. For example, this cube took months to manufacture as the process is so involved and difficult it took numerous attempts before our manufacturer got it right. To this point, they likely will never offer to make a cube of this size again out of rhodium do to the difficulty of doing so.
The good news is we do carry 10mm x 10mm x10mm pure rhodium density cubes to add to your collection. It won't be the largest or heaviest item made out of pure rhodium on the planet, but 99.95% pure and a one of kind item for sure. In addition, you will one of only a handful of people in the world that owns a pure rhodium cube.
Rhodium has recently reached record highs in cost due to being used in electric cars and catalytic converters, so this platinum group precious metal will likely not drop in cost anytime soon. When you can skip a few mortgage payments, we have one of these cubes waiting for you.
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That is an insane amount of money and labor needed to make that
Its over a 100k now (500 per gramm)
@Кот Доступа even even more today...
Its 700$ per gramm
@@jupiter_ios 4 years later update, 160/g
Im new to precious metals, I find this stuff fascinating! Thanks for showing these breakdown videos, theyre informative and interesting.
OMG!!
I have a 0,1 g small crystal in my collection and I'm happy with this! :D
Dam todays price is 18,450 u.s per ounce X those grams = 129,242.25 just for the rhodium plus the special cube 😀
when I hit the jackpot, I will buy myself as many large cubes of the period table as I can
me too
@@yaykruser me 3
@@johnsmithe4656 What would be your first one?
Definatly Iridium for me, Its the coolest Metal .
Im so upset, really wanted a pice of it, asked Degussa early december 2020 but they dont produce them anymore, and now the price is so high:(
@@yaykruser I'm aiming for Osmium. I like the density.
@@johnsmithe4656 the density is basically the same as iridium, you couldnt feel the difference, they couldnt measure the difference, only calculate it.
Wow, I checked the site and it cost almost 10k for a cubic centimeter! Must take a lot of work
Great job! Thanks for sharing!
This was so epic ! Thank you for explaining how it was made.
Never thought that a cubic inch can buy you a house, but knowing the price of Rhodium, it really can
By the way, I can see your face from the mirror reflection of the surface of the cube at 2:32, that's interesting!
Wow, one of a kind beauty.
Someone could buy a home
in some areas with only that cube!
Could you do the video of Osmium cubes next? And also do videos of all the remaining precious metal cubes? Thanks.
The noblest and most beautiful metal in the world
Fantastic!!
Great video
Very informative
Vậy đây không phải là khối kim loại nung chảy như các kim loại thông thường mà là được thiêu kết từ bột kim loại rhodium, cảm ơn tác giả
Just beautiful
Hey how are you I'm am a precious metal refiner..
You seem to be very
knowledgeable.....oh yeah I'm working on Iridium. And it is as difficult as it gets...anyways I could use a little guidance ..I'm not sure how to determine and test the iridium..let me senrd you a picture or two picl
Is it really sintered? 2.54³ x 12.45 g/cm³ = 204 g, so the if there's 201.5 g by your scales, it leaves 2.5 g (=0.2 cm³) of space unfilled.
For comparison, your Osmium cubes, which were sintered, had an over 20 g difference from theoretical density.
Yes, rhodium along with Ru, Os, Ir, Re & W are all sintered so will fall short to some degree of theoretical density. The larger the cube the harder it is to drive out the voids.
I think I’ll pass on that element until the price per gram is less than that of 99.9% pure Colombian snow lol.
Why you can’t just melt the cube like any other metal?
it melts at like 4,000 fahrenheit
You could.. but why?
@@superaj5314 So it’s actually full density and true strength…apparently people, including large companies, forget common graphite can hold literally any metal in its molten state. Under argon of course. But oh well, let’s just stick to the stupid powder metallurgy method
Are you the ebay seller by the same name?
👑👑👑🙏
as of today it's worth just over 100K
11000 $/oz on the market for rhodium (2/22/2020)
Rhodium is over 15k per ounce😀😀
Damm 20k this weekend
@@srreventon
Discovered my class ring was made of this stuff
Jewelry is usually dipped in rhodium to protect the object
$29,000+ 🔥🔥🔥
Damm price has climbed :)
I had planned to extract my ore samples this month....but i will not be able to do it for a few months.. been a fan of rhodiun since 2006😇
That cube today will cost over 71,000 usd that's mind blowing
120000$
Holly shit! Spit it out!
I have a cube like this, I want to sell it.
Today 390$ per 1g 🤪🤪🤪🤪 Good Deal...
WANT!
It’s yours for 100k
U drank too much coffee
What’s the most expensive thing you’ve held? At today’s prices that cube is worth $179000
Blathering on, similar to your "unwrapping"
Don't quit your day job
I made over 100k last month and still would not want that shit metal.