What is stronger than titanium?

Answer 1

If you'd like like a heavy but strong metal, I'd suggest Tungsten. Though, if you prefer a lighter weight metal but still strong, Titanium is around to fit. If you want the best kind of metal, I'd suggest Tungsten. Tungsten is strong, hard, heavy, heat resistant, and non-flammable. It melts at 6192 degrees Fahrenheit, and the hardness rating at 8 to 9. Though it is heavy, it is as equally strong as Titanium.

Answer 2

Iridium's melting point: 2719 K (2446 °C, 4435 °F) Tungsten's melting point: 3695 K (3422 °C, 6192 °F) Good question, but both iridium and tungsten have different strength and weakness. Tungsten has considerbly higher melting point, while Iridium is lower. Tungsten also has the highest tensile strenght. Iridium is more rare and more heavier then Tungsten. But on the other hand, Iridium are immune to every known lab acid, while Tungsten is resistance then iron, but it can be attacked by conventional high school lab acid, such as fluorine mixtures, nitric acid and hydrofluoric acid. But overall, Tungsten seem to be stronger in common use.

Answer 3

Tugsten is stronger when alloyed correctly but diamond is harder. Tungsten can be brittle with certain impurities. The biggest mistake people make is confusing strength, toughness and hardness.

Answer 4

titanium is stronger

Answer 5

Based on Strength to weight ratio, a spider web is stronger.

Answer 6

Tungsten and titanium are two completely different elements; comparing their "quality" is nigh impossible since one is suited for some applications while the second is better for others.

Answer 7

Well, from a jewelry standpoint tungsten cannot be resized and has almost no resale value. Therefore, I would recommend titanium instead if this is involving jewelry like a ring.

Answer 8

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