Definitions

1. noun

A chemical element of the platinum group, having the symbol Pd, atomic number 46, and atomic weight 106.4.

“The research team discovered a new compound of palladium with unique properties.”

2. noun

A rare, blue-white, precious, and very valuable metal, often used in making catalytic converters for vehicles.

“The car’s palladium-based converter helps reduce emissions and improve fuel efficiency.”

3. noun

In Greek mythology, the goddess of wisdom, daughter of Zeus and Protogenia.

“Palladium was a favorite among the gods, known for her intelligence and beauty.”