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is titanium hazardous
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Titanium, a lustrous metal known for its high strength, low weight, and outstanding resistance to corrosion, is generally considered safe for human use. This is especially true in medical implants and aerospace applications, where its properties are highly valued. However, the handling of titanium powder, particularly during manufacturing or processing, can pose risks. Inhalation of titanium dust can lead to respiratory issues, and titanium powder is flammable, requiring careful handling to prevent fires or explosions. Nevertheless, in solid form and under normal conditions, titanium does not pose significant health or environmental risks, making it a preferred material in various industries.
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As a biocompatible metal. titanium is widely used in medical implants due to its corrosion resistance. It is not considered dangerous on its own. As with all materials. overexposure or improper handling e.g.. inhaling titanium dust at work can cause health problems. Safety standards must always be followed when handling titanium raw materials or compounds.
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