Three elemental titanium specimens with bright silvery-white irregular worked surfaces.
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Elemental titanium (Ti), shown as three representative bright silvery-white worked specimens. Form and surface vary with purity and processing; this is not an implant, product, titanium dioxide, analytical reference material, or a photograph.

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