Titanium is a chemical element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22. Its atomic weight is 47.867 measured in daltons. It is a lustrous transition metal with a silver color, low density, and high strength. Titanium is resistant to corrosion in sea water, aqua regia, and chlorine.
Titanium was discovered in Cornwall, Great Britain, by William Gregor in 1791 and was named by Martin Heinrich Klaproth after the Titans of Greek mythology. The element occurs within a number of mineral deposits, principally rutile and ilmenite, which are widely distributed in the Earth's crust and lithosphere; it is found in almost all living things, as well as bodies of water, rocks, and soils. The metal is extracted from its principal mineral ores by the Kroll and Hunter processes. The most common compound, titanium dioxide, is a popular photocatalyst and is used in the manufacture of white pigments. Other compounds include titanium tetrachloride (TiCl4), a component of smoke screens and catalysts; and titanium trichloride (TiCl3), which is used as a catalyst in the production of polypropylene.Titanium can be alloyed with iron, aluminium, vanadium, and molybdenum, among other elements, to produce strong, lightweight alloys for aerospace (jet engines, missiles, and spacecraft), military, industrial processes (chemicals and petrochemicals, desalination plants, pulp, and paper), automotive, agriculture (farming), medical prostheses, orthopedic implants, dental and endodontic instruments and files, dental implants, sporting goods, jewelry, mobile phones, and other applications.The two most useful properties of the metal are corrosion resistance and strength-to-density ratio, the highest of any metallic element. In its unalloyed condition, titanium is as strong as some steels, but less dense. There are two allotropic forms and five naturally occurring isotopes of this element, 46Ti through 50Ti, with 48Ti being the most abundant (73.8%). Although titanium and zirconium have the same number of valence electrons and are in the same group in the periodic table, they differ in many chemical and physical properties.
I have a friend who was in a car accident causing full and permanent blindness. I've been looking to help him solve some of the issues he is running into. One of them is that he is tall, about 6'2" and the optimal length of a White Cane for moving quickly is 4 inches shorter than your height...
Industry standard right now is a copper alloy (usually an aluminum bronze) inner liner to promote heat transfer to the coolant channels and the walls of the channels and outer liner are usually made of an INCONEL alloy, usually either 625 or 718.
But INCONEL is VERY expensive and heavy. The...
I have about 40kg Titanium oxide. At least that is what I was told it is. There is a stretch of beach that is covered several cm with this black material. I would like to melt it and make... something with it.
Any ideas how I can melt it at home, as this seems the first step and much more...
Table
boiling point (°C)
melting point (°C)
TiF4
284
N/A
TiCl4
-24
136.5
TiBr4
38
233.5
TiI4
155
377
The solution says that TiF4 is an ionic compound, while TiCl4, TiBr4, and TiI4 are covalent compounds. How would I determine this from the problem without prior...
Hello everyone, I am working with a writer on a book that is bordering on science fiction but set in modern day Earth.
Here is the issue. There is a titanium case with high-carbon steel pins in the hinges. (Think of a sophisticated military weapons style of container.) The characters in the...
I wanted to know the finer details of synthesis of Titanium Oxide Nano-particles coated in Graphene Oxide, what exactly does creation of these nano-particles entail?
Hello. I want to coat titanium metal, more preciselly grade 5 alloy with thick titanium coating. Can coating be done using electroplating method with chrome salt? I guess titanium surface will have to be somehow well prepared, removed from oxides so that chrome won't just peel off from titanium.
Homework Statement
A titanium disk (with ##E=107 ~GPa##, Poisson's ratio, ##v=0.34##) precisely ##l_0=8~mm## thick by ##d_0=30~mm## diameter is used as a cover plate in a mechanical loading device. If a ##P=20~kN## load is applied to the disk, calculate the resulting dimensions, ##l_{01}## and...
Hi all,
I sputtered titanium (10 nm) - gold (~ 100 nm) films at room temperature on
oxidized silicon substrates. The titanium acts as an adhesion promoter between the SiO2
and the gold film.
My Question:
What is the adhesion mechanism between the titanium and gold film at room temperature...
Hello fellow scientists.I am currently doing a project that requires me to make a stock solution of titanium dioxide which i will use to make different concentrations and measure absorbance and then plot a calibration curve which will be used to determine the concentration of Ti02 in an unknown...
Titanium's melting point is between 1,600 and 1,700 degrees Celsius. What sort of equipment would I require to melt it? Is there something I can buy and install in my own little area that could melt titanium? Would I be able to power it or can this only be pulled off in a factory?
Thanks.
What are the preferred, low-cost options for cutting & joining Titanium?
I'll explain my use case: There's a fabricator with long experience working with Carbon Steel & Stainless Steel but now we want to assign him a Heat Exchanger project where the tubesheet & tubes must be Titanium. He has...
What would be the possible options to join Titanium Heat Exchanger tubes to a PTFE / Teflon tubesheet? These are 38 mm tubes, 2 mm thick. 6 m total length. Seamless tubes.
Is this a reasonable design decision? Full titanium tubesheet would be excessively expensive & isn't needed since only...
I'm currently looking for an efficient water splitting water catalyst for my Chemistry project. Titanium Dioxide is the popular one, as it's cheap and abundant.
However, TiO2 is only most efficient when shined by UV light, not visible light ---> Which accounts for more than half of solar...
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Does anybody have any experience with titanium and graphite in terms of friction and wear over time in a relatively high temperature environment?
I realize that galvanic corrosion shouldn't be too much of an issue, but I was wondering from a sort of tribological point of view.
Hope this...
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Does anyone knows what is the exact energy gap of Titanium Nitride (TiN) film? Is it indirect band gap or direct band gap?
From literatures, I've found that the band gap for TiN is around 3.35-3.45eV. . May someone could suggest the specific band gap for TiN?
Thanks.
Hello I am trying to solve this integral 25-9x^2-25y^2/9 dydx integrating from 0 to sqrt(9-9x^2/25) and the limits of the second integration are 0 to 5. I can find tutorials on how to find the definite double integral of a single variable, but not for two variables. Any clues?
edit: so far...
I have a Ti-89 titanium and its not allowing me to enter text into an equation without writing over the equation. Is there a way I can change this? It seems like I could do this before, I thought maybe I accidentally pressed something without realizing it.
I was working with a much longer equation and receiving a result I didn't expect, and finally narrowed it down to the following section:
2(-2^3)-3(-2^2)
2(-2^3) is correctly calculated as -16 independently, and 3(-2^2) is correctly calculated as 12 (again, independently) for a difference...
I need help determining the weight, in pounds, of a volleyball-sized sphere comprised of pure titanium.
I can provide the following facts necessary for the equation:
Assume the circumference of the sphere is 65 centimeters.
Assume the sphere is solid, not hollow.
Titanium has an atomic...
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I wonder how do I create a chart like this picture in TI89 Titanium calculator.
Is there any application that creates this chart and let me save for the calculator?
thank you
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Please. Can anyone help me. I am connecting the cable to transfer data from the computer TI89 Titanium and opening the "IT DeviceExplorer" and the computer is not showing the calculator (not recognizing this).
I have already installed the drivers on the computer...
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I am trying to workout how much torque from a motor is required to shear Ti64 plate.
I have an upper platen which is rotated by a motor. The upper platen is compressed against titanium plate at 19kN.
I am simulating sliding during forming process and need a motor to be able to turn...
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So, for the first time my younger sibling will need a graphing calculator for their classes so I'm giving them my TI-84 Plus and getting myself a new, better one. Right now I'm a Junior in high school taking ap-chemistry, ap-physics and ap-calculus AB. Next year I'll be taking calc BC (my...
I am not sure what I did, but a setting changed on my Ti-89 Titanium. I used to be able to go back to my input line and add new characters like a parenthesis or a missing number. This is one of the big advantages to a ti-89, however, somehow, When I go to insert new characters, they erase the...
There is something wrong with my TI-89 Titanium. When I enter factor(x^2-5x=6), it displays the answer as 6.17481 E12/ (2)^11 * (5)^13.
I've checked all the mode settings and they seem to be same as the initial settings. Any idea what could be wrong?
Can someone guide me toward using my TI-89 Titanium calculator for sequences?
I would like to be able to PUT IN a sequence of numbers and have it GIVE ME the formula. Not vice versa please. Thanks.
Hi I am new to this site, but would be very grateful if someone could steer me in the right direction to calculate the following:
Currently within my work area I have been asked to look into Titanium forming - I am just trying to approximate how much force or press tonnage would be sufficient...
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i am really confused about microstructure of titanium,one is deformed and one is original both of them is 20x, have a look at the image attachment,
i know that the grey scratched is twinning and slip marks due to deformation, what about those white parts and black...
A few weeks ago, I got a titanium crown next to a gold crown. Now I'm getting weird reactions in my mouth. I emailed my dentist and will consult with him of course (PF rules and all). I'm not trying to get advice on what to do but I am wondering if it's possible from a periodic table view...
First of all I would like to share this because I randomly found it and I commonly see that people approach base changes of common logs on the ti89 titanium in a very different way.
Scroll half way down page 2...
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For my University project I am trying to design uprights for a race car. Currently we are using TIG welded 4130, I am trying to push the Titanium carbon direction.
I have many questions!
The idea of the upright is to use a titanium core (manufacture from laser sintering) then...
Hello, I am new to the TI-Titanium and have run into a few rather simple obstacles that are keeping me from answering physics questions in the correct way.
First off, by typing:
\sqrt(5)
the answer comes out to:
=\sqrt(5)
as opposed to 2.2360...
(I believe this is a setting/mode issue)...
If a titanium heat treatment process is to be performed in argon that has been passed over heated Ti chips prior to entering the furnace, should the gettering Ti (the ones used for purifying the argon) be at a higher or lower temperature that the parts being heat treated?
I know that a higher...
Ti89 Titanium "too few arguments"
sorry for my noobieness, but I'm having problem with my mod( function on my Ti89 Titanium
On other calcs: 54 mod 10 = 4
like here: http://www.google.com/search?q=54+mod+10
But when i use the mod( function I either get "to few arguments" og just the...
Is there a way to input values within a certain range into my calculator? For example, if I come across something like this:
"Draw a curve of y=2x between the values x=+3 and x=-3. From the curve write down the following values:
etc, etc, etc"
How can I make it graphic w/in a certain range?
Hi, I was trying to solve inequalities on my regular TI-89 today and discovered I couldn't!
I did solve((x+6)(x-2)>8,x) and pressed enter. Instead of the answer it just spit me back the question. I tried on 2 different TI-89 Titaniums and it worked fine. I called TI tech support and they...
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I am wondering if anyone can help me with a strange request...
I am looking to find out if there is any way with the help of an expert I can recreate the same or a similar effect of the rainbow/iridescent effect that is found on titanium rainbow quartz crystals? This could either be on...
I recently bought a TI-89 Titanium and I want to put some of the programs on ticalc.org onto it. I downloaded the program and dragged it into the TI connect program and it transferred but didn't show up on my apps list. I tried it with other programs to and got the same result what am I doing wrong?
EDIT: I found the solution, it can be done using the TwoVar() function on the TI-89 and it gives you a whole lot more than just the expected value. thanks anyways
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I am a retired (after 35 plus years) secondary, college art teacher. For the last eight years I have volunteered at Habitat for Humanity. My question has to do with titanium and steel headed hammers. Titanium hammers have been on the market for awhile now. They cost anywhere...
Alrighty, I know the TI-89 keeps up with date and time. It seems logical that it would somewhere inside the chips and silicon it makes a log of the date that data was inputted...rightttt. I made an idiot out of myself and didn't double check my scan-tron after an exam, my professor jokingly said...
I use TI-89 Titanium normally.
It was not even a month since I changed my batteries.
One day I pressed on but did not turn on.
I tried out other batteries and found out that batteries were not the matter of problem.
What's wrong?
What should I do?
I've thought of titanium dioxide as a very inert material--until yesterday when I was reading its MSDS and found out it shouldn't be combined with strong acids or oxidizers. Why? Is this at room temperature or several hundred °C?
Not combining it with reactive metals makes sense to me--it's an...