Titanium single-element material
Titanium single-element material material properties: Density 4.506 g/cm3, Young's modulus 116 GPa, Yield strength 140 MPa (highly purity and processing...
Overview
metal · reactive structural metal — Single-element material record; engineering behavior depends strongly on isotope, purity, phase, form, and processing route
Grade designation: Titanium single-element material · Standard codes: Element 22 Ti
Ti; single-element material entry for periodic-table-based material search
Single-element material record. Use linked references and material-specific datasheets for grade-level design values.
Key material properties
| Density | 4.506 g/cm3 |
|---|---|
| Young's modulus | 116 GPa |
| Yield strength | 140 MPa (highly purity and processing dependent for single-element material) |
| Thermal conductivity | 21.9 W/mK |
| Heat resistance / melting point | 1668 C (melting point for solids unless noted by phase/use) |
Typical uses
- aircraft structure
- Medical implants
- chemical equipment
- seawater-resistant component
Frequently asked questions
What is the density of Titanium single-element material?
The density of Titanium single-element material is 4.506 g/cm3.
What is Titanium single-element material used for?
Titanium single-element material is typically used for aircraft structure, Medical implants, chemical equipment and seawater-resistant component.
What condition does Titanium single-element material refer to?
Titanium single-element material refers to the "Single element" condition: Single-element material record; engineering behavior depends strongly on isotope, purity, phase, form, and processing route.
What category of material is Titanium single-element material?
Titanium single-element material is categorized as metal (family: reactive structural metal).
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References
- Titanium — PubChem compound entry (PubChem (NCBI))