titanium boride

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titanium boride [tī′tā·nē·əm ′bȯr‚īd]

(inorganic chemistry)

TiB₂A hard solid that resists oxidation at elevated temperatures and melts at 2980°C; used as a refractory and in alloys, high-temperature electrical conductors, and cermets.

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Ladle treatment includes a magnesium trimming addition, titanium boride (TiB) grain refinement, strontium modification, fluxing and rotary degassing to reduce levels of H gas and non-metallic inclusions.

Analyzing Aluminum Melt Quality from Furnace to Mold by Mitchell, Dave J. / Modern Casting

Ochi, Friction and Wear Test of Titanium Boride Ceramics at Elevated Temperatures, J.

Material Properties of Titanium Diboride by Munro, Ronald G. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology

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