Introduction of titanium

Introduction of titanium, what is titanium?Let’s introduce it clearly, as follows,

Are there any elements that remind people of the concept of power like titanium? Named after the Greek mythological god Titan, the 22nd element of the periodic table appears in passenger planes and hockey sticks, body piercings and medical equipment and even sunscreen.

Titanium is corrosion resistant and extremely strong and lightweight. According to Los Alamos National Laboratory, it is as strong as steel, but weighs only 45%. It is twice as strong as aluminum but weighs only 60%.

Atomic number (number of protons in the nucleus): 22

Atomic symbol (on the periodic table): Ti

Atomic mass (average mass of atoms): 47.867

Density: 4.5 grams per cubic centimeter

Phase at room temperature: solid

Melting point: 3,034.4 degrees Fahrenheit (1,668 degrees Celsius)

Boiling point: 5,948.6 F (3,287 C)

Isotope number: 18

The most common isotopes: titanium-46, titanium-47, titanium-48, titanium-49 and titanium-50

Titanium has a suitable origin story: it is forged in the depths of supernovae or collapsed stars. A study in 1987 on a special dying star, Supernova, found that a single supernova could produce 100 Earth-valued Titanium-44, a titanium-based radioisotope.

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