Ferro Titanium

Description

Titanium’s rare combination of super strength and lightness makes it in high demand for building rugged objects such as aircraft parts.

Extracting Titanium from rocks and minerals presents some difficulties, but it is worth it for its rare combination of lightness and strength. it is as strong as steel, but much lighter: a Titanium bar weighs half as much as an iron bar of the same size! so why don’t we see Titanium bridges, cars and skyscrapers all around us? All because of its chemical properties. To separate it from the elements to which it is joined, in rocks and minerals it takes a great deal of energy, and this makes it much more expensive than iron and steel. When combined with other metals, Titanium makes them more resistant to corrosion. for example, ships and submarines whose hulls are made of Titanium alloy can remain underwater for years without rusting.