Ti	Z =  22	◊ ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊	Titanium
			From the Greek "Titan", meaning "Earth"
(AM) Atomic Mass	47.88  amu	♦	Oxidation States	+2, +3, +4
(BP) Boiling Point	3287  °C	♦	(MP) Melting Point	1660  °C
(ρ) Density	4.51  g/cm3	♦	Crystal Structure	Hexagonal
( χ ) Electronegativity	1.5	♦	(AR) Atomic Radius	1.36  Å
Physical State	Solid	♦	(C) Heat Capacity	0.523  J/g °C
Electronic-Config	[Ar]  3d2  4s2	♦	(I1) First Ionization E	658.03  kJ/mol
(ΔHvap) Heat of Vaporization	425  kJ/mol	♦	(ΔHfus) Heat of Fusion	14.15  kJ/mol
Year of Discovery	1830	♦	Location of Discovery	England
(E°) Standard Potential	Ti2+⇔ Ti (-1.630 V),   Ti3+⇔ Ti (-1.370 V)
Stable isotopes	46Ti,  47Ti,  48Ti,  49Ti,  50Ti
Discovered/Synthesized by	The Reverend William Gregor
Natural Source	The mineral/ore rutile, ilmenite, and leucoxene
Common Uses	Aerospace, racing bikes, artificial joints, white paint
Other Info	Main ingredient of white paint as well as sunblock A favorite material for the structural elements of aircraft
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