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Q is titanium a heavy metal
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PamelaHume Release Time: July 15, 2024, 12:23 PM
Titanium ore, primarily in the form of the minerals ilmenite (FeTiO3) and rutile (TiO2), is found in both primary and secondary deposits worldwide. Primary deposits are often in igneous rocks, such as large, magmatic ilmenite deposits in Canada and Norway, and rutile deposits in Australia. Secondary, or placer, deposits, which are formed by the erosion of primary deposits and the subsequent concentration of the ore minerals in sedimentary systems, are found in various locations, including India, South Africa, and the United States. The heavy minerals are concentrated by wave and wind action in these placer deposits, making them economically important sources of titanium ore. Titanium’s strength, low density, and resistance to corrosion make it valuable in aerospace, military, and biomedical industries.
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Q nano titanium dioxide effects on marine life
HamiltionHicks
WoodrowRaglan Release Time: March 19, 2024, 5:52 PM
Nanoparticles, including nano titanium dioxide, can indeed have effects on marine life. One of the primary concerns is that these tiny particles can easily be absorbed by marine organisms, potentially leading to harmful effects. 1. Accumulation in Tissue: Studies have shown that nano titanium dioxide can accumulate in the tissue of marine animals, such as fish. Over time, this accumulation could potentially lead to physical damage or interfere with the animal’s metabolism. 2. Phototoxicity: Nano titanium dioxide is known to react to sunlight, producing reactive oxygen species that can be harmful. In aquatic environments, this could harm marine life that is exposed to these reactive species. 3. Ecological Effect: The exact ecological effects of nano titanium dioxide are still being studied, but there is concern that accumulation could potentially disrupt food chains. For example, if small organisms accumulate the nanoparticle and are then eaten by larger animals, this could lead t...
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Q What are titanium protons, neutrons and electrons?
SallyElinor
WoodrowRaglan Release Time: March 13, 2024, 5:55 PM
Titanium has a freezing point of 1.668C 3.034F.
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