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The blackbird is the fastest plane which broke the speed of sound. It was the first plane used from Titanium. After this they used titanium for the body of most planes.
Titanium is also formed in space after a supernova
Titanium is also found on moon and on asteroids.
There is a superhero named Titanium man. He fought Iron man and beat him.
What is titanium used in?
What is Titanium
Titanium is a transition metal and the 22nd element in the periodic table.
The word titanium comes from the greek origin TITAN which means first sons of Earth.
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Titanium is used in 3 major professions.
Aerospace
Military
Medical
Aerospace: Titanium is extremely lightweight and strong, which is the perfect
material for Aerospace industry. It is also used in space technology like satellites and space ships. It is also used in Boeing plane's body an engines.
Titanium is the future metal
Military: Titanium is strong which if put in layers becomes bulletproof. It has advanced military technology creating armors and body for tanks and submarines and lightweight body for missiles.
Medical: Titanium is used as a hip replacement because it is bio compatible, strong, lightweight and durable.
Titanium is resistant to corrosion, that why it is used in nuclear and chemical industries as well
Use of Titanium
Background INFO
It means that as the price of titanium production will go down, more people will buy it. Imagine Titanium replacing steel and iron! Titanium will be used from aerospace industry to buildings, from cars to bridges, and as we advance in space exploration, more titanium will be needed for spacecrafts.
What Makes Titanium special?
Why is titanium not used in Buildings than steel and iron?
Titanium is the strongest metal on Earth, yet it is 45% the weight of steel making it extremely lightweight
It is twice as strong as aluminum but only 60% more weight.
Titanium is very expensive. As it is not found in its pure form, it is extracted form its ores which is extremely expensive to do.
Why will the price of Titanium go up in the next 10 years?
Scientist say that in the next 15 years they will create more advanced technologies which will make extracting Titanium form its ores more cheaper.
So what does that means?