Pt
Dense noble metal
Pt is an abbreviation with several uses depending on context.
In chemistry, it's the symbol for platinum.
In medicine and physical therapy, pt typically stands for patient or physical therapy.
In measurements, pt abbreviates pint or point.
In place names and nautical contexts, Pt stands for Point: Pt. Reyes, Pt. Loma.
Worth considerable money
- rareSeldom found or seen
- prizedGreatly valued or esteemed
- luxuryExpensive nonessential comfort
- investmentDeploying capital for returns
bullion · commodity · futures · ETF · reserve · wealth · status · exclusive
Conductive interface point
- thermocoupleDual-metal temperature sensor
- crucibleVessel for extreme heat
- thermometerHeat-measuring instrument
- jewelryOrnamental personal accessories
dental · pacemaker · chemotherapy · glassmaking · bushing
Closely packed together
- ductileAble to deform permanently
- malleableCapable of being shaped
- conductiveAllows energy transfer
- nonreactiveChemically inactive substance
high-melting · corrosion-resistant · lustrous · solid · alloy · ingot · bullion · refining
Bonding hydrogen to compounds
- reactionResponse to stimulus
- acceleratorSpeed control mechanism
- activationSetting into operation
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
adsorption · selectivity · conversion · reactivity · exhaust · emissions · nanoparticle · palladium
valuable
Worth considerable money
investment · bullion · commodity · futures · ETF · reserve · wealth · status · exclusive · premium
electrode
Conductive interface point
- thermocoupleDual-metal temperature sensor
- crucibleVessel for extreme heat
- thermometerHeat-measuring instrument
jewelry · dental · pacemaker · chemotherapy · glassmaking · bushing
dense
Closely packed together
- ductileAble to deform permanently
- malleableCapable of being shaped
- conductiveAllows energy transfer
nonreactive · high-melting · corrosion-resistant · lustrous · solid · alloy · ingot · bullion · refining · smelting
hydrogenation
Bonding hydrogen to compounds
- reactionResponse to stimulus
- acceleratorSpeed control mechanism
- activationSetting into operation
surface · adsorption · selectivity · conversion · reactivity · exhaust · emissions · nanoparticle · palladium · rhodium
atomic
Of elemental particles
- periodicOccurring at intervals
- transitionChange from one state
- metalHard conductive solid
protons · electrons · neutrons · isotopes · nucleus · orbital · radioactive · half-life · decay · spectrometry