Exciting Advances in Silver Technology
The June edition of the Silver Institute’s Silver News is now available. This issue is full of news from the silver industry, highlighting some of the most interesting inventions and applications using silver today. Silver’s natural anti-microbial properties are being explored by industries around the world, ensuring demand for the white metal for many years into the future. Among other news, you’ll learn about:
- A new “drinkable book” that uses silver to filter water with its pages.
- Silver for use in bone implants.
- Cyanide-free, silver-based finishes from Dow.
- The rapidly growing market for silver inks and pastes.
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