titanium
Implant-grade aircraft metal
Titanium is a silver-gray metallic element prized for being both lightweight and exceptionally strong.
These properties make it ideal for aerospace components, medical implants, and high-performance sporting goods.
Titanium resists corrosion remarkably well, even in seawater.
The adjective titanium often emphasizes durability or premium quality: titanium credit cards, titanium-strength coating.
Lacking mass or importance
- strength-to-weightForce capacity per unit mass
- corrosion-resistantWithstands oxidation and decay
- high-strengthExceptionally resistant to stress
- low-densityLacking concentration or mass
non-magnetic · heat-resistant · ductile · lustrous · tensile · durable · resilient · tough
Metallic combination
- forgingShaping heated metal; faking documents
- machiningSubtractive metalworking process
- anodizingElectrolytic metal surface treatment
- smeltingExtracting metal from ore
welding · extrusion · CNC · milling · casting · sintering · fabrication · tooling
Device placed inside tissue
- prostheticManufactured body substitute
- dentalRelating to teeth
- orthopedicRelating to bone treatment
- surgicalRelating to operations
craniofacial · pacemaker · plate · biocompatible · inert · non-toxic · biomedical · stent
Portable timekeeping device
- golf-clubBall-striking implement for links
- bicyclePedal-powered two-wheeler
- jewelryOrnamental personal accessories
- ringClosed curve shape
laptop · knife · cookware · carabiner · sunglasses · smartphone · Apple · Rolex
Titanium's periodic symbol
- oreMetal-bearing rock
- mineralNaturally formed crystalline solid
- oxideOxygen-bonded compound
- dioxideBinary compound, two oxygens
tetrachloride · isotope · electron · valence · metallic · chemical · compound · pigment
lightweight
Lacking mass or importance
- strength-to-weightForce capacity per unit mass
- corrosion-resistantWithstands oxidation and decay
- high-strengthExceptionally resistant to stress
low-density · non-magnetic · heat-resistant · ductile · lustrous · tensile · durable · resilient · tough · rigid
alloy
Metallic combination
- forgingShaping heated metal; faking documents
- machiningSubtractive metalworking process
- anodizingElectrolytic metal surface treatment
smelting · welding · extrusion · CNC · milling · casting · sintering · fabrication · tooling · ingot
implant
Device placed inside tissue
- prostheticManufactured body substitute
- dentalRelating to teeth
- orthopedicRelating to bone treatment
surgical · craniofacial · pacemaker · plate · biocompatible · inert · non-toxic · biomedical · stent · rod
watch
Portable timekeeping device
- golf-clubBall-striking implement for links
- bicyclePedal-powered two-wheeler
- jewelryOrnamental personal accessories
ring · laptop · knife · cookware · carabiner · sunglasses · smartphone · Apple · Rolex · Oakley
Ti
Titanium's periodic symbol
dioxide · tetrachloride · isotope · electron · valence · metallic · chemical · compound · pigment
gray
Neutral achromatic hue
gleam · polish · brushed · matte · satin · finish · tone · hue · sleek · modern
aircraft
Airborne transportation vehicle
- spacecraftVehicle for outer space
- jetForced fluid stream
- turbineBlade-driven energy converter
fuselage · aviation · satellite · missile · drone · fighter · propulsion · wing · orbiter · aeronautics
- periodic tableperiodic table, elements, hydrogen, helium, carbon
- conductorscopper wire, gold wire, silver wire, aluminum, platinum
- hard materialsdiamond, tungsten carbide, corundum, synthetic diamond, steel
- space resourceswater ice, helium-3, oxygen, hydrogen, regolith
- blade materialssteel, carbon steel, high carbon steel, stainless steel, tempered steel
- materials sciencealloys, metallurgy, metals, ceramics, polymers
titaniumpaper
Pressed pulp for writing
balsa wood · glass · plastic · styrofoam · tin
- RMS TitanicFamously sunk ocean liner
- Titanic sinkingOcean liner's fatal collision
- Titanic wreckSubmerged 1912 disaster remains
- titanium ringFinger jewelry from aerospace metal
- to rearrange the deck chairs on the TitanicTrivial fixes amid catastrophe
- titanium platesSurgical bone stabilizers