Ti Titanium W e will always remember the day they discovered titanium. Cost:$8.oo per ounce

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22 47.867 TiTitaniumWe will always remember the day they discovered titanium.Cost:$8.oo per ounce
script • Titanium-David getta • “you make sure that remember the day the played the titans”-scence from remember the titains. • Me talking: Titanium is one of my favorite elements, it has an atomic number of 22 and an atomic mass of 47.867, its sold for $8.00 an ounce. The guy who discovered it named it after the Titians from Greek mythology. Titanium is just as strong a steel but much less dense. We will always remember the day they discovered Titanium. • Titanium-David getta

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