Thursday, July 28, 2011

Rhodium

Rhodium...rhodium...brhodium?? I thought I would take some time on my blog to show you something that could make any heart break from homesickness. You never know how much you'll miss the antics from a silly looking pound pup until you're away from him for extended periods of time. I was reminded of my dear sweet Brodie Bear today in a picture text message of him styling his new collar and thought I would make my case for the renaming of rhodium to brodium.





The answer to your question is "yes, he is sitting on a park bench."


So are you convinced yet? This dog was one science experiment waiting to happen (at least in terms of genetics, he totally contradicts the blue eye-brown eye predictions :) ).


Common Occurrences: Like ruthenium, rhodium is also found in costume jewelry, except it provides a silver sheen. Rhodium is also commonly found in catalytic converters in automobiles.

Fun Fact: The price of rhodium is dependent on the price of platinum, as rhodium is an impurity found in platinum mining.

1 comment:

  1. I LOVE costume jewelry.
    George is by no means a substitute for Brodie, but if you ever need to hug a dog we can meet somewhere and you can hug George. :)

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