Titan als chemisches Element ein silbrig glänzendes Leichtmetall (ähnlich wie Aluminium). Es kommt in der Erdkruste recht häufig vor. Es liegt aber in meist sehr stabilen Verbindungen vor und ist sehr sehr daraus zu lösen.
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- Titan als chemisches Element ein silbrig glänzendes Leichtmetall (ähnlich wie Aluminium). Es kommt in der Erdkruste recht häufig vor. Es liegt aber in meist sehr stabilen Verbindungen vor und ist sehr sehr daraus zu lösen.
- Titanium is a grey, light, but very strong metal. Is is quite frequent, but hard to extract, which makes the pure metal fairly expensive. It is used a lot for technical components and steels. Much better available than the metal itself is titanium dioxide, TiO2, the most widely used white pigment, which you can see on nearly every white painted wall. Titanium dioxide is one of the thermic most enduring molecules and one of only a few that can be found in some stars.
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- Siehe unter => Titanen
