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      <title>Hydrogenium, the metal that was a gas</title>
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      <description>In 1869 Thomas Graham, Master of the Royal Mint, had coin-sized pieces of hydrogen-filled palladium struck and stamped “Hydrogenium”. He thought the hydrogen in them was a metal.</description>
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