To: Red Badger
If so than, quick, Biden! Sell all we have to China!
2 posted on
09/27/2024 11:26:39 AM PDT by
ArtDodger
To: Red Badger
Now I can finish that rocket in the backyard.
I always start projects and never finish them...
3 posted on
09/27/2024 11:27:20 AM PDT by
dp0622
(Tried a coup, a fake tax story, tramp slander, Russia nonsense, impeachment and a virus. They lost.)
To: Red Badger
“Cheap yet Ultrapure!” That sounds like a very rich, though
ill mannered young Lady.
To: Red Badger
yet products based on pure titanium are uncommon because it’s expensive to remove the oxygen from titanium ore. Reducing costs would encourage manufacturers to take advantage of the highly useful properties of titanium Am I the only one geeky enough to have seen "reducing" in this phrase and thought back to chemistry class and the removal of oxygen from a substance. So they are reducing the reducing cost.
6 posted on
09/27/2024 12:34:47 PM PDT by
KarlInOhio
(7/13/2024:The day the Democrats and their SA chose assassination as their primary political tool.)
To: Red Badger
7 posted on
09/27/2024 1:20:50 PM PDT by
wally_bert
(I cannot be sure for certain, but in my personal opinion I am certain that I am not sure..)
To: Red Badger
My Ironman suit can come fast enough.
8 posted on
09/27/2024 4:59:57 PM PDT by
unlearner
(I, Robot: I think I finally understand why Dr. Lanning created me... ;-)
To: alloysteel; Red Badger
A critical step in the researchers’ protocol is reacting molten titanium with yttrium metal and yttrium trifluoride or a similar substance. The end result is a low-cost, solid, de-oxygenated titanium alloy.
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Sounds like a winner. Will this innovation create an opportunity for the American steel industry?
9 posted on
09/27/2024 5:11:48 PM PDT by
poconopundit
(MAGA isn’t a slogan it’s a matter of Americas survival.)
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