Titanium

materials used in middle ear replacement, Titanium has made a name for itself, being the prime material used for implants today. This is because of its mechanical qualities, as well as its biocompatibility and bio stability. These are far better suited for this implant than other materials such as hydroxyapatite and gold. Because titanium is such a good material for this procedure and is widely used, many comparative studies have been done on different types of titanium to further understand them and further

nuclear and aircraft technology. The need for better aircraft prompted both nations to search for and develop new and better performing materials. One of the new materials was titanium. Titanium heled revolutionize airspace technology and was a critical component of some of the most groundbreaking aircraft ever built. Titanium was discovered in by William Gregor in 1791. Gregor was a pastor who was fascinated with minerals and kept his own amateur journal where he recorded his observations. One day

Year 10 Science Research Investigation This has been developed for the unit: Chemistry The claim: Metals are the most useful substances Research question: How does the properties of Platinum enhance its usefulness when it comes to playing a role in pharmaceutical and surgical treatments? Rationale: Platinum is utilized extensively over a range of different items, from catalytic converters in our cars to the pretty rings that we wear on our fingers. It is more importantly used in many treatments

The article, “Oozes and aahs: Slugs' gooey substance may provide alternative to surgery,” begins by talking about how scientists have been inspired by slug slime to create a flexible glue. Scientists believe that sometime in the near future, this glue could possibly hold together a beating, bleeding heart. According to the professor of Bioengineering at the University of California, “The sticking power of this adhesive is probably on the order of 10 times better than what's currently on the market

A Color For All Seasons: When Is the Best Time to Tint Your Windows Window tinting is a great option for your home or vehicle. There are a great many benefits to tinting, including increased privacy, protection from broken windows and protecting furniture from UV fading. Knowing when to tint your windows is a vital piece of information, because taking this step at the wrong time can ruin the tint, wasting precious time and money. What does Tinting mean? Tinting a window means that a window has its

Window tinting is a popular accessory for cars, trucks, and automobiles. It gives your vehicle a sleek and sporty look. It also protects the interior of your vehicle from the sun's damaging UV rays. Auto glass coatings—or tinting—are really a win-win. If you are interested in having your auto windows tinted, you should start by familiarizing yourself with the type of tints available. Here are five different types of vehicle window tints: 1. Dyed Film If you want something dark and mysterious

Just like any other project, the tint process starts with research. There are many different types of tint you can buy. Some tints are easy to install, inexpensive, and pre-cut. Professional tint stores use rolls of tint instead of pre-cut because the quality is much higher. Professionals also use a different installation method, they remove the doors and rear window with special tools and then apply the tint. My method of installation involves removing the door panels to have access to the full

In this experiment, the scientist will be testing the use of green chemistry for the reduction of air pollutants. The problem statement is, Would attaching a filter coated with Titanium Dioxide reduce Co2 levels from car emmissions? If so, how? In this experiment, the independent variable is the filter coated with Titanium Dioxide (Tio2) The dependent variable is the measurement of Co2 in PPM emitted from the vehicle. The constants in the experiment is the vehicle used ( a Dodge minivan), the amount

INTRODUCTION In nature Titanium Oxide exists in three primary phases, namely, Anatase, Rutile and Brookite. In each case the sizes of different cells vary.[1] In recent years TiO2 has been widely used for preparation of various and varying types of nanomaterials such as nanoparticles, nanorods, nanowires as well as nanoporous TiO2 containing materials.[3] Regardless of its scale Titanium Oxide maintains its photocatalytic activity. Nanoscale TiO2 has an advantage of being surface reactive that fosters

2015 Titanium Titanium gets its name from the Titans of Greek mythology. First discovered by William Gregor in 1791, it was actually given a different name upon discovery. Gregor gave it the name “manaccanite”, named after the village in Cornwall that Gregor was a reverend for at the time of his discovery. Four years later, although, a German chemist named Martin Heinrich Klaproth discovered what was soon to be identified as the same metal that Gregor found, but Klaproth named it “titanium” for