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David Guetta - Titanium ft. Sia (Official Video)

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David Guetta - Titanium ft. Sia (Official Video)

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The song Titanium by David Guetta and featuring Sia.

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David Guetta - Titanium ft. Sia (Official Video)

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An educational remix/cover of the song Titanium by David Guetta.

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Original Song: Titanium by David Guetta ft. Sia Vocals by: Chermaine Amaya and Alyssa Quy Filmed by: Amadeus Mozart Agatep Lyrics by: Alyssa Quy

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Titanium: The Ninth Element 1954 Titanium Pigment Corp; Titanium Mining & Processing

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Titanium: The Ninth Element 1954 Titanium Pigment Corp; Titanium Mining & Processing

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Titanium: The Ninth Element 1954 Titanium Pigment Corp; Titanium Mining & Processing

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more at http://scitech.quickfound.net/geology_news_and_links.html 9th most common element in the Earth's crust. "Great industrial stock shots: mining, factory, mill, spinning globe, laboratory, test labs, minerals. Beautifully shot industrial production. Woman in 1950s-style kitchen. Periodic table of elements. Titanium dioxide paint. High quality industrial! Good spinning globe... Some water damage to emulsion, which makes good effect.

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Clusters of rock containing up to 10% Titanium (as opposed to the 1% seen here on Earth) were found when a satellite map of the Moon's surface was taken back in 2011.

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Almost every ingenious rock contains Titanium. 

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Almost every ingenious rock contains Titanium. 

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According to the RSC, all rocks formed from the solidification of molten rock contain titanium.

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Titanium is the ninth most abundant metal in the Earth's crust.

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Titanium is the ninth most abundant metal in the Earth's crust.

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It makes up about 0.57% of Earth's crust.

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Titanium is named after the Latin word Titans.

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Titanium is named after the Latin word Titans.

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Titanium was named after the Latin word Titans, which means "first sons of the Earth". This is in reference to the Titans from Greek Mythology who were the sons of the Earth goddess, Gaea.

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Titanium is named by Martin Heinrich
Klaproth in Germany, (1795). 

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Titanium is named by Martin Heinrich
Klaproth in Germany, (1795). 

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Martin Heinrich Klaproth rediscovered Titanium 4 years after it was originally discovered, and believing that he had been the first to discover the element named it Titanium.

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Martin Heinrich Klaproth (1 December 1743 - 1 January 1817) was a German chemist who discovered uranium (1789), zirconium (1789), and cerium (1803).

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Fireworks are a mix of potassium perchlorate and pure titanium.

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Titanium dioxide, which is mostly clear and has a higher refraction than diamond, is used to artifically make gemstones for rings.

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Titanium is used in paint, which is then used for solar observatories.

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Titanium is used in paint, which is then used for solar observatories.

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Titanium paint can reflect infrared radiation, so it is used at solar observatories in order to reflect heat, which causes poor viewing conditions

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Titanium used used for propeller shafts, rigging, and other parts of
ships.

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Titanium used used for propeller shafts, rigging, and other parts of
ships.

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Titanium's high corrosion resistance makes it the perfect material since these parts will be exposed to salt water, a corrosive substance.

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Atomic structure of a Titanium atom.

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Titanium's ability to osseointegrate, or fuse with bone tissue, makes it ideal for dental work.

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Titanium alloys are used in joint replacements.

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Titanium alloys are used in joint replacements.

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The titanium alloy is ideal because if offers both strength as well as protection from corrosion that could be caused by bodily fluids.

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It is ideal for alloying, making new metals combining two others, because of its high strength-to-weight ratio.

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Titanium alloys are used in the aerospace.

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Titanium alloys are used in the aerospace.

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It is used for the air-frames and engines because its lightweight, strength, and high melting point make it able to withstand extreme conditions.

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Titanium has a high corrosion resistance.

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Titanium has a high corrosion resistance.

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A corrosion text between a titanium knife and a stainless steel knife.

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Titanium burns in air, and is the only element to burn in Nitrogen.

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Titanium burns in air, and is the only element to burn in Nitrogen.

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Pure Titanium reacting to nitrogen gas within a device.

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Check out this music video I made for Success 5000: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVPfn7gWoMs This is the burn in real time - it's over pretty fast. You can see a bit of the fire at the end...

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Titanium has a high
melting point  and boiling point.

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Titanium has a high
melting point  and boiling point.

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Titanium has a melting point of 1670°C and a boiling point of 3287°C.

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This video shows Titanium being melted and then levitated using magnetic induction and a water cooled copper crucible. Visit psiltd.co.uk for more information

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Titanium has a high strength-to-weight ratio with a tensile strength of 63,000 psi.

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Titanium has a high strength-to-weight ratio with a tensile strength of 63,000 psi.

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This means that titanium is a strong metal (about as strong as steel), but is also lightweight (45% less dense than steel).

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Titanium was discovered by Reverend William
Gregor in Cornwall, England (1791).

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Titanium was discovered by Reverend William
Gregor in Cornwall, England (1791).

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Titanium is a metal from the Transition Metals family.

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Titanium is a metal from the Transition Metals family.

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In the image below, Titanium is the light blue square.

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Titanium at room temperature, 21°C, is a solid.

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Titanium at room temperature, 21°C, is a solid.

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An image of Titanium as a solid.

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     Element Symbol: Ti Element Name: Titanium 

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     Element Symbol: Ti Element Name: Titanium 