TITANION IS A DANGERIOUS METAL TO USE

BECAUSE IT DOES NOT ALLOY EASILY WITH OTHER METALS

AND BECOMES VERY BRITTLE IN EXTREME COLD.

MANY AIRPLANE WING FRACTURES

AND LARGE PASSENGER SHIP BREAK UPS

HAVE OCCURRED IN TITANION ALLOY RIBBED

OR OUTER SURFACE METAL PLATE SKINNED VESSELS.

THE TITANIC

HAD ONLY 23% TITANION IN THE STEEL ALLOY OF ITS MAIN RIBS

AND THEY BEGAN TO CRACK AS THE SHIP NEARED AN ICEBERG,

BECAUSE THE METAL BECOMES EXTREMELY BRITTLE

IN TEMPERATURES BELOW -29°C = -20°F

SALT WATER DESALINIZERS

MANY OF THE SALT WATER DESALINIZERS THAT CONTAINED

TITANION ALLOYS RECENTLY BEGAN TO FRACTURE,

WHEREVER THE TITANION HAD BEEN IN CONTACT

WITH THE ELEMENTS FOR MORE THAN 4 YEARS.

THE INDUSTRIAL USES OF TITANION

IT HAS VERY SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS

THAT ALLOW IT TO BE USED IN NUCLEAR REACTORS

IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ROLLED SECTIONS

TITANION OCSIDES

ARE USED TO MAKE PIGMENTS FOR VERY WHITE HOUSE PAINTS

& ARE ALSO USED IN GLASS LIDS FOR PYREX GLASS OVENWARE

TITANION BORIDES

IS USED IN THE FILLERS IN ACRYLIC TOOTH FILLINGS & COATINGS

IN EPOCSI TOOTH BONDING ENAMEL COATINGS, ARTIFICIAL BONES

AND ARTIFICIAL HEART VALVE SECTIONS

TITANION CLORIDE

IS USED IN LOW TEMPERATURE CONTROLS

FOR USE WHEN THE TEMPERATURE IS ABOVE -12°C

TECHNICAL DATA

IT MUST BE UNDERSTOOD,THAT TITANION

IS A HARD, BRITTLE, FRIABLE METAL

THAT TENDS TO RELEASE,ITS COVALENT BONDS

WITH OTHER METALS,THAT ARE NOT AS HARD, AS IT IS.

WHEN THE PROPORTION OF TITANION TO COBALT

IS ABOVE 1:3 TITANION - COBALTON ALLOYS TEND TO FRACTURE.

WHEN THE PROPORTION OF TITANION TO ALUMON

WAS GREATER THAN 2 :1 TITANION-ALUMON ALLOY

WING STRUTS HAVE EXPLODED UNDER STRESS.

ALL PARTS IN SPACE STATIONS THAT HAD GREATER THAN 21%

TITANION HAVE BEGUN TO FRACTURE AFTER 12 YEARS USE.

WE RECOMMEND LIMITED USE OF TITANION IN ANY STRUCTURE

THAT HAS TO ENDURE EXTREME CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE OR,

ENDURE EXTENDED PERIODS OF EXTREME COLD

OR IN COOKING EQUIPMENT THAT HAS TO ENDURE

CYCLES OF COLD LIQUID IMMERSIONS.

SOURCES

TEXAS, USA HAS DEPOSITS OF TITANION ORES.

SMALL DEPOSITS EXIST IN CENTRAL AFRICA, AUSTRALIA

EAST TIMOR, THE BENGAL AND BYLORUSSIA.

COSTS

TITANION COSTS ABOUT $270 A KILOGRAM OR $123 A POUND