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TI-TA-NI-UM 
We have always enjoyed learning about titanium. It's one of those metals that has an air of strength. If we were going to make an alloy, we would want titanium to be one of the metals. You'll find titanium in armor, special types of steel, airplanes, and all sorts of metal alloys. And don't forget. It's not just any metal, it's a transition metal. The element was discovered in 1791 by Gregor and has been found to be the ninth most common element of the Earth's crust. It is usually found in minerals and rocks across the globe. The isolated metal is a brilliant white color and very resistant to corrosion and oxidation. Its resistance and light atomic mass make it a good metal to include in other alloys.
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