Titanium can react with many elements and compounds at higher temperatures. Various elements can be divided into four categories according to their different reactions with titanium:The first category: halogen and oxygen group elements and titanium form covalent bond and ionic bond compounds;The sec Read More »
Titanium has metallic luster and ductility. The density is 4.5 g/cm3. Melting point is 1660±10℃. The boiling point is 3287°C. Valence +2, +3 and +4. The ionization energy is 6.82 electron volts. The main characteristics of titanium are low density, high mechanical strength and easy processing. The p Read More »
China's titanium industry started in the 1950s In 1954, the Beijing General Research Institute of Nonferrous Metals began to conduct research on the preparation process of sponge titanium. In 1956, the country included titanium as a strategic metal in its 12-year development plan. In 1958, the Fushu Read More »
In 1940, Luxembourg scientist W.J.Kroll used magnesium to reduce TiCl4 to obtain High Purity Titanium. Since then, the magnesium reduction method (also known as the Kraul method) and the sodium reduction method (also known as the Hunter method) have become industrial methods for producing sponge tit Read More »
1. Gregor (Reverend William Gregor, 1762-1817): In 1791, titanium was discovered in the form of titanium-containing minerals in Cornwall, England. The discoverer was the English amateur mineralogist Gregor ( Reverend William Gregor, who was working as a priest in charge of the parish of Creed in Co Read More »
Titanium is a metal chemical element, chemical symbol Ti, atomic number 22, located in the fourth period, IVB group in the periodic table of chemical elements. It is a silver-white transition metal characterized by light weight, high strength, metallic luster, and resistance to wet chlorine corrosio Read More »
