5 oz Titanium Cube Paperweight 1.25" (32 mm) | 99.99% Pure | Chemistry Design with Certificate of Authenticity
$42.95
by MINT STATE GOLD
Purity: .9999 Fine Titanium Periodic table element design Metal weight: 5 ounces; Actual weight: 151 grams Measurements: 1.25" x 1.25" x 1.25" (32 mm x 32 mm x 32 mm) Makes a great gift for chemistry students, teachers and professors
A fun way to diversify your collection with this 5 ounce Titanium cube paperweight. Its industrial finish is complemented by a creative design featuring unique elements to the titanium atom, including titanium’s atomic symbol (Ti), atomic number (22), atomic mass (47.87), and the "Melting Point 1600°, Density 4.54 g/cc, 5 ounces, Titanium”.
Made of 99.9% fine Titanium, its properties are a combination of high strength, stiffness, toughness, as it is among the strongest and most durable metals on the planet, in fact, it has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any metallic element on the periodic table. It also has good corrosion resistance provided by various titanium alloys at very low to elevated temperatures, allow weight savings in aerospace structures and other high-performance applications.
With today's technology, Titanium is being used to make replacement human parts, such as hip replacements, knees and other parts of the human body, but it is also used in other industries as fascinating as the 3D printing.
A fantastic addition to your collection, and a great conversation piece.
A fun way to diversify your collection with this 5 ounce Titanium cube paperweight. Its industrial finish is complemented by a creative design featuring unique elements to the titanium atom, including titanium’s atomic symbol (Ti), atomic number (22), atomic mass (47.87), and the "Melting Point 1600°, Density 4.54 g/cc, 5 ounces, Titanium”.
Made of 99.9% fine Titanium, its properties are a combination of high strength, stiffness, toughness, as it is among the strongest and most durable metals on the planet, in fact, it has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any metallic element on the periodic table. It also has good corrosion resistance provided by various titanium alloys at very low to elevated temperatures, allow weight savings in aerospace structures and other high-performance applications.
With today's technology, Titanium is being used to make replacement human parts, such as hip replacements, knees and other parts of the human body, but it is also used in other industries as fascinating as the 3D printing.
A fantastic addition to your collection, and a great conversation piece.