nickel

Converse of object

• plate: SOLD - A pair of 1930's glass door knobs with polished nickel plated rose plates.
• contain: Also the name of a US five cent coin which actually contains about 24 % nickel.
• base: Firstly the choice of metal used - they appear to have been struck in nickel or a nickel based alloy.
• include: Before this acquisition its services already included nickel and hard chrome plating, machining, grinding and honing.
• use: Most American and Italian white gold alloys use nickel.
• have: The base of the cooler has a polished nickel electroplating around a solid copper foot allowing for superior contact with the CPU.

Adjective modifier

• electroless: With its even, predictable coverage electroless nickel could be the engineer's dream solution.
• more: M was doing with more nickel like most patrons.
• polished: SOLD - A pair of 1930's glass door knobs with polished nickel plated rose plates.
• pure: It also includes two plates of pure nickel which are the anodes.

Modifies a noun

• hydride: These range from the highly toxic lead acid cell to the less harmful nickel metal hydride.
• ferrule: They differ only in being bound in modern nickel ferrules.
• cadmium: In practice 70 % of the portable nickel cadmium batteries market would be exempt.
• plating: Nickel plating can be used to reclaim worn out or over machined surfaces.
• laterite: Nickel production is capitally intensive, particularly the nickel laterites.
• alloy: The MOS filters are polished plane parallel plates coated with nickel chromium alloy.

Noun used with modifier

• cupro: The ferrule is formed from cupro nickel to resist hard knocks and balanced with a 7in beech handle, beautifully finished in black.
• satin: Enhance oak's honey colored tones with tactile satin nickel handles.
• copper: Non-ferrous metals include: aluminum copper lead mercury nickel tin zinc.
• %: Also the name of a US five cent coin which actually contains about 24 % nickel.