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| 46 Ti |
45.9526294 (14) |
8.25 (3) |
oxide, chloride |
86 - 97+ |
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| 47 Ti |
46.9517640 (11) |
7.44 (2) |
oxide, elemental |
85 - 95+ |
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| 48 Ti |
47.9479473 (11) |
73.72 (3) |
oxide |
98 - 99+ |
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| 49 Ti |
48.9478711 (11) |
5.41 (2) |
oxide |
62 - 96+ |
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| 50 Ti |
49.9447921 (12) |
5.18 (2) |
oxide, chloride |
56 - 90+ |
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The five stable Titanium Isotopes are used for a wide range of studies and applications. Ti-48 is used for the production of the radioisotope V-48 which is used in nutritional studies and for calibrating PET instrumentation. Ti-47 is occasionally used as an alternative precursor for the production of V-48. Ti-50 is used in the production of super heavy elements whereby Lead or Bismuth targets are bombarded with Ti-50. Finally, Ti-49 is used in the production of the radioisotope V-49. |
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