| A fairly unanimous consensus focusing on money as a means of exchange based on a monometallic standard and leading to a narrow definition of money is developed. |
| The latter, monometallic, standard has problems of coin size and of susceptibility to counterfeiting. |
| This is one of the reasons why theorists such as Milton Friedman considered a bimetallic standard inherently more stable than a monometallic regime. |
| They have reported that monometallic Au and Ag have absorption peaks at 517 and 418 nm, respectively. |
| Cast or wrought monometallic aluminum bearings have high load-carrying ability, and can withstand very high speeds. |
| So far as it was actually put in practice it made France monometallic. |
