Titanium 99.9%, 1 g

Titanium (Ti) is a gray to silvery-white, lightweight metallic element that occurs primarily as an oxide in the Earth's crust and in some meteorites. Its name originates from Greek mythology and means 'son of the Earth'. The melting point of titanium is 1668 °C, which is one of the highest values among metals. Titanium has the Latin name Titanum and the English name Titanium.

Titan for sale: we supply packaging with a purity of 99.9% in multiples of 1 g.

Thanks to its exceptional physical properties, titanium is an excellent material for demanding applications. It is highly resistant to corrosive environments, making it a popular metal for industrial use. Due to its high strength and low weight, titanium is used in the aerospace industry.

Another use of titanium is in medicine, especially as a material for implants. Titanium is biocompatible, meaning it is well tolerated by the body and does not cause immune reactions. It is also resistant to wear and biocorrosive processes.

Titanium is also used as a pigment in paints and plastics, and as a catalyst in the chemical industry. Titanium compounds are used in electrical engineering and electronics. It is paramagnetic, weakly attracting magnets.

Interestingly, titanium has high strength, but at the same time is relatively elastic and flexible. This paradoxical phenomenon is caused by the specific structure of titanium crystals.

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