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Highway Dust Platinum. In this video below, youtubing scientists cody and adam show you exactly how hard it is to. Naturally, as cars get old and dented, specs of the platinum flakes off and litters the highway. It shows codydon reeder and his buddy sweeping dust from the side of a highway in the middle of. A new video from cody’s lab explains why a significant amount of this precious element exists in the dirt and dust by the roadside—and how it can be extracted. There are only a few tons or whatever of highway dust per mile. Elevated platinum (pt) concentrations are found in road dust as a result of emissions from catalytic converters in. Therefore in the area around a busy highway with many thousands of cars passing there must be a reasonable concentration of platinum. The video below the break details [cody]’s quest to verify. This video is a buddy film, or sorts: Circling between a pit and adjacent processing factory is a lot more efficient than. This platinum obviously ends up somewhere, but is it recoverable?

Circling between a pit and adjacent processing factory is a lot more efficient than. A new video from cody’s lab explains why a significant amount of this precious element exists in the dirt and dust by the roadside—and how it can be extracted. This video is a buddy film, or sorts: It shows codydon reeder and his buddy sweeping dust from the side of a highway in the middle of. The video below the break details [cody]’s quest to verify. Therefore in the area around a busy highway with many thousands of cars passing there must be a reasonable concentration of platinum. This platinum obviously ends up somewhere, but is it recoverable? There are only a few tons or whatever of highway dust per mile. Elevated platinum (pt) concentrations are found in road dust as a result of emissions from catalytic converters in. In this video below, youtubing scientists cody and adam show you exactly how hard it is to.

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Highway Dust Platinum It shows codydon reeder and his buddy sweeping dust from the side of a highway in the middle of. This platinum obviously ends up somewhere, but is it recoverable? There are only a few tons or whatever of highway dust per mile. In this video below, youtubing scientists cody and adam show you exactly how hard it is to. Circling between a pit and adjacent processing factory is a lot more efficient than. A new video from cody’s lab explains why a significant amount of this precious element exists in the dirt and dust by the roadside—and how it can be extracted. Elevated platinum (pt) concentrations are found in road dust as a result of emissions from catalytic converters in. This video is a buddy film, or sorts: Therefore in the area around a busy highway with many thousands of cars passing there must be a reasonable concentration of platinum. It shows codydon reeder and his buddy sweeping dust from the side of a highway in the middle of. Naturally, as cars get old and dented, specs of the platinum flakes off and litters the highway. The video below the break details [cody]’s quest to verify.