It's got a lot of cool technological applications. Check it out:
"Another common use for palladium is in multilayer ceramic capacitors. These are an important part of common electronics equipment such as cell phones, laptops, fax machines, etc. Palladium is also used in connector plating for a number of electronics.
Palladium’s applications in chemistry and electronics indicate that it may become even more useful as technology progresses. Right now, palladium is being studied to find its potential for use in fuel cells and for hydrogen storage. It just may be the metal of the future. "
It's got a lot of cool technological applications. Check it out:
"Another common use for palladium is in multilayer ceramic capacitors. These are an important part of common electronics equipment such as cell phones, laptops, fax machines, etc. Palladium is also used in connector plating for a number of electronics.
Palladium’s applications in chemistry and electronics indicate that it may become even more useful as technology progresses. Right now, palladium is being studied to find its potential for use in fuel cells and for hydrogen storage. It just may be the metal of the future. "
It's also used in Catalytic Converters. Here's where I found that info: https://www.mgsrefining.com/blog/post/2011/09/13/The-Industrial-Uses-for-Palladium.aspx
Thanks for your comment gman! I'm also a fellow supporter of the 2nd Amendment and just built my own precision AR which is pretty awesome! *Respect