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I assume that the titanium powder you are talking about is when it is in its natural form; called rutile. It is then sent through a process where it is combined with chlorine to form TiCl4. Then, Mag. is used to isolate the titanium to one side of a cell, leaving a hard, moon rock like crust. It is then chopped down and melted to the customers specs.

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