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Chemical elements
Titanium
Isotopes
Energy
Preparation
Physical Properties
Chemical Properties
Titanium Trifluoride
Titanium Tetrafluoride
Hydrofluotitanic acid
Potassium Titanifluoride
Sodium Titanifluoride
Titanium Dichloride
Titanium Trichloride
Titanium Tetrachloride
Titanic Chloride
Titanium Oxychlorides
Hydrochlorotitanic Acid
Addition Compounds of Titanium Tetrachloride
Titanium Tribromide Hexahydrate
Titanium Tetrabromide
Titanic Bromide
Hydrobromotitanic Acid
Titanium Chlorobromides
Titanium Di-iodide
Titanium Tri-iodide
Titanium Tetra-iodide
Titanic Iodide
Titanium Monoxide
Titanium Sesquioxide
Titanium Dioxide
Titanic Oxide
Titanic Hydroxides
Metatitanic Acid
Titanates
Titanium Monosulphide
Titanium Sesquisulphide
Titanium Disulphide
Titanium Sulphates
Titanous Sulphate
Titanium Sesquisulphate
Complex Sulphates of Tervalent Titanium
Normal Titanic Sulphate
Potassium Titanisulphate
Potassium and Ammonium Titanylsulphates
Titanous Nitride
Titanic Nitride
Titanamide
Titanium Nitrogen Halides
Titaninitric Acid
Titanium Phosphide
Titaniphosphoric Acid
Titanium Carbide
Titanium Cyanonitride
Titanium Thiocyanates
Titanium Sesquioxalate
Titanitartrates and Allied Salts
Titanium Silicide
Pertitanates
Titanium Tri-iodide, TiI
3
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Titanium Tri-iodide has been obtained in the form of the hexa-hydrate
Ti
I
3
.6
H
2
O
by the electrolytic reduction of titanium tetra- iodide,
Ti
I
4
. It forms a very unstable, violet, crystalline mass.
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