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Check out Scientific American (Oct 2003) article "Alchemy of a
Supermetal" A new process for wresting pure titanium from ore may soon make the affordable titanium hull and other sailboat components a reality. The pure form of the ninth most common element on earth is expensive now only because of the chemical reduction process currently used to extract it. A few bright metallurgists at Cambridge have found a significantly easier way to produce it. The challenge now is to produce it in commercial volume. Might be worth investing. Scout |
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