As with the element below it on the periodic table, this element is isolated when its tetrachloride [teh-trah-KLOR-ide] is combined with liquid magnesium or sodium in the Kroll process.
As with the element below it on the periodic table, this element is isolated when its tetrachloride [teh-trah-KLOR-ide] is combined with liquid magnesium or sodium in the Kroll process. The dioxide [die-OK-side] of this element, a white pigment, is found in the minerals anatase [A-nah-tase], brookite, and rutile [ROO-til]. This element often is combined with aluminum and other metals to create lightweight temperature-resistant alloys for expensive engines and sports equipment. Name this transition metal following scandium on the periodic table.
As with the element below it on the periodic table, this element is isolated when its tetrachloride [teh-trah-KLOR-ide] is combined with liquid magnesium or sodium in the Kroll process.
Titanium