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What is quantanium?

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∙ 14y ago
Updated: 11/7/2022

It is a nonstick surface coating that is reinforced with titanium and made with silicone, used in cookware and other things where a strong non-stick furface is desired.

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Is quantanium carcinogenic?

Quantanuim is not a toxic substance. It is often used as a non-stick coating for the surfaces of pots and pans.


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