[Chem], titanium oxide, blanc fixe [Fr.], ceruse^, pearl white; white lead, carbonate of lead.

Tin. Carbon. Titanium.

This gravel, which is characterized in the first place by the fact that all its elements are rounded, and next by the presence of a large number of minerals (among which the most important are all the oxides of titanium, different oxides of iron, tourmaline, and a whole series of hydrated phosphates of complex composition), is called in the language of the country cascalho.

Iron Molybdenum Nickel Sodium (11) Hydrogen Lanthanum Titanium Silicon Sodium Niobium Manganese Strontium Nickel Palladium Chromium Barium Magnesium Neodymium Cobalt Aluminum (4) Cobalt Copper Carbon (200 or more)

Cadmium Silicon Zinc Vanadium Rhodium Aluminum Cadmium Zirconium Erbium Titanium Cerium Cerium Zinc Chromium Glucinum Calcium (75 or more) Copper (2) Manganese Germanium Scandium Silver (2) Strontium Rhodium Neodymium Glucinum (2) Vanadium Silver Lanthanum

NATIONAL TUBE CO. 4-6% chromium seamless pipe and tubes with molybdenum, titanium, and other alloys.

© 13Aug35; AA180997. United States Steel Corp. (PWH); 17May63; R316476. 4-6% chromium seamless pipe and tubes with molybdenum, titanium, and other alloys.

NATIONAL TUBE CO. 4-6% chromium seamless pipe and tubes with molybdenum, titanium, and other alloys.

© 13Aug35; AA180997. United States Steel Corp. (PWH); 17May63; R316476. 4-6% chromium seamless pipe and tubes with molybdenum, titanium, and other alloys.

TITANIUM, a rare, very hard metal, always found in combination.