Titanium hydride (TiH2) is an inorganic metal hydride formed from titanium and hydrogen. Supplied as a micron powder, it belongs to the group of reactive metal hydride materials used in powder metallurgy and advanced materials research. Its thermal decomposition behavior makes it a common subject of laboratory investigation. Handling should follow the safety data sheet for reactive metal powders.
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- Powder metallurgy and as a precursor for titanium powder
- Blowing or foaming agent in metal foam production research
- Hydrogen storage materials research
- Thermal decomposition and reactive synthesis studies
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