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What Color is Borinium?

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  1. Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but what
    color is it?

    Kenny Lee

  2. I haven't heard of a metal called Borinium and couldn't find a definition in the Dictionary. Where
    did the reference come from? Keith

    "Kenny Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but
    what color is it?

    Kenny Lee

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Kenny Lee said:

    Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but
    what color is it?

    Kenny Lee

    That is not only not a metal, that's not even an element. Boron is a semi-conductor, apparently
    somewhat similar in properties to silicon, and bromine is a brown, liquid element (at least at STP,
    my recollection is that it verges on being a gas in most real-world room temperatures).

    There's also Bohrium, colour listed as "unknown, but probably metallic and silvery white or grey in
    appearance" according to this site:

    webelements.comkey.html

    "Unknown" because it has a very short half-life, and has never been made in quantities large enough
    to be seen normally.

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    Ryan Cousineau, [email hidden] sfu.ca~rcousine President, Fabrizio Mazzoleni Fan Club

  4. In article said:

    Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but
    what color is it?

    Ask the marketing geeks, not the engineers or the artists.

    Tom Gibb <[email hidden]

  5. Kenny Lee said:

    Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but
    what color is it?

    Same color as "marketeerium," a little lighter than "unobtanium."

    Pat
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    Apologies to those easily confused. Address is spam-resistant. Correct email address like pdlamb
    'round-about comcast point net.

  6. On Sun, 02 Mar 2003 21:48:19 +0800, Kenny Lee did issue forth:

    Quoted message said:

    Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but
    what color is it?

    It's a dark grey colour. I guess X-lite thought it sounded good. There's a picture of a Boronium
    seat clamp here:

    x-lite.comseatclamp.htm

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  7. It's ever so slightly less silvery than Oakley's Unobtanium

  8. Huw Pritchard said:

    On Sun, 02 Mar 2003 21:48:19 +0800, Kenny Lee did issue forth:

    Quoted message said:

    Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but
    what color is it?

    It's a dark grey colour. I guess X-lite thought it sounded good. There's a picture of a Boronium
    seat clamp here:

    x-lite.comseatclamp.htm

    Thanks, Kenny Lee

  9. Kenny Lee said:

    Want to buy a seatpost that has as one of its color options "Borinium." I know it's a metal but
    what color is it?

    Very close to the color of metallic dilithium, which is quite rare. It's much more commonly found in
    its crystalline form. For more information see:

    thasos.ukgateway.netdilithium.htm

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net home.earthlink.net~jeverett3

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