Titanium (Ti) Powder

Physical and chemical properties:

Among the metal elements, titanium has a high specific strength. It is a high-strength but low-mass metal and is fairly ductile (especially in an oxygen-free environment). The surface of titanium is silver-white metallic luster. Its melting point is quite high (over 1,649 degrees Celsius), so it is a good refractory metal material. It is paramagnetic, and its electrical and thermal conductivity are very low.

Among the characteristics of titanium, the most commendable is its excellent corrosion resistance - its corrosion resistance is almost as good as that of platinum, and titanium is not corroded by dilute sulfuric acid, dilute hydrochloric acid, chlorine gas, chlorine solution and most organic acids. But it can still be dissolved by concentrated acid. Although the potential-pH diagram below indicates that titanium is a thermodynamically highly reactive metal, its reaction with water and air is very slow.

Application fields:

Pigments, additives and coatings, aerospace and marine, industrial, consumer goods and building materials.