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The 5 Minute Guide to Nickel ETFs

Nickel has been used for thousands of years, but it was not classified as a chemical element until 1751. With an atomic number of 28, nickel appears as Ni on the periodic table in the wide central block that holds the transition metals, most of which are moderately hard, structurally sound metals. Nickel has catalytic properties and alloys readily, resists oxidation and corrosion, and is ductile, magnetic at room temperature, can be deposited by electroplating, and has a high melting point [for more commodity information and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter ]. See the full story here → Related Posts: The 5 Minute Guide to Lead ETFs Complete List Of New 2011 Commodity ETFs 5 Worst Performing Commodity ETPs of 2011 The Ultimate Guide To Nickel Investing
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