Platinums atomic mass is 195.084 u

In a land of everyday wonders, lived a fellow named Platinum, a friendly face at Elemental Bakeries. His days were like puzzles, sometimes easy and sometimes complicated. But one day, was a real challenge. Rude customers filled his hours with thorny words, leaving him as weary as a knight after a fierce battle. All he had craved was the embrace of his cozy bed and a haven of softness. 

Platinum is extremely resistant to tarnishing and corrosion (which makes it known as a “noble metal”) 

Yet, just as he was about to dive into the deep sea of infinite dreams, a bright light blinked on his phone. It was a message, like a magical note from a faraway castle. An opportunity awaited him at Elemental Laboratories! The bosses there had spotted his talents, impressed by his resume. They beckoned him to join their quest, starting his new journey next week. 

The melting point of platinum is 3,215 °F (1,768.4 °C) and the boiling point is 6,917 °F (3,825 °C)

Platinum's heart leaped like a joyful hare, and with the speed of a shooting star, he accepted the call. The thought of leaving behind the grumpy goblins of the bakery made him as giddy as a kid on a roller coaster. After a night of dreams as sweet as honey, Platinum had a brave conversation with his old boss. With a heart as steady as a seasoned adventurer, he bid farewell and readied himself for his first day at Elemental Laboratories. 

Platinum's proton number is 78

His first day was like stepping into a treasure trove of knowledge. He was entrusted with the task of unravelling the mysteries of making vehicle emissions kinder to the earth, a puzzle as complex as a dragon's riddle. As he prepared to embark on this adventure, an email arrived, like a magical map pointing to hidden treasures. It whispered, "Come early for a tour," and Platinum set forth in his chariot.

Platinum is an attractive silvery white metal