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Letter 18087
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Lee Gearhart |
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++ Hope you are not trying to pull rice with iridium the first time in the history of USA. That's been going on in India for a while !!! Mandar
Sunthankar
++ Carissa, please do not get on the school bus with any iridium in your pocket. Our friends in India have also claimed it causes them to stop running.
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hey look, im into body building and everywhere i look people sell
wrist weights filled with sand their bulky they look poorly and i
think can be pretty uncomfortable.. anyway ive been doing a little
research looking for "heavy metals" or as wikipedia says "toxic
metals" :P ... anyway i want to mould say 5-10 kg of metal on each
wrist obviously with a latch on to get them off without hassle, using
sand for this kind of weight would be kinda impossible unless my arms
is supposed to look like a balloon id love to buy iridium, but im not
that rich so any help or advice would be appreciated i was thinking
stainless steel but im unsure of its size weight ratio compared to
sand (as an example) anyway thanks for your time and thoughts
Cheers
Chris
Chris J
- Australia NSW
Hi, Chris. Iridium is far too costly to be practical for that. Brass, bronze, silver, or stainless steel would be better. Or even plain steel with a plastic coating. You could market ball bearings that people pour into their cloth bands instead of sand.
You can google for the "density" or "specific gravity" of different materials. Good luck.
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Can sumone tell me about the exact price of 1 gram of iridium? Please,Its important.I need to know the price of it soon!!!!!!
Sanjay Kumar
- Madurai,Tamilnadu,India
Hi, Sanjay. There are lots of internet sites with daily spot prices on iridium and other metals like www.taxfreegold.co.uk/iridiumpricesusdollars.html
But it is less expensive than gold, so don't let any "rice-pulling coin" scammers tells you it's worth millions :-)
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Thanks a lot!
Sanjay Kumar
- Madurai,Tamilnadu,India

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