Intruder04
Super Freak
Well, no. I pretty much read the same stuff that you mentioned. That wiki article is a stub and I can't vouch for the correctness of Yahoo Q&A.Do you have any decent reference on that? I can find almost no information on it barring a nearly non-existant wikipedia article that talks more about Iron Man than the alloy itself and a Yahoo questions answer which basically re-states much of the same information.
I'm just curious. I would expect a gold-titanium alloy to be soft and ductile and rathe brittle given the properties of both materials.
edit: there's a lot of misinformation out there about titanium, like this for example:
Titanium is NOT harder than steel, or even stronger than the same size piece of steel (depending on the steel). What it is, is strong for it's weight, about as strong as relatively soft steels but it is much lighter given it's mass. Anyone who has ever had a knife with titanium parts can attest to how easily scratched and marred it is compared to steel. At least that's what I've gleaned from my amateur readings on metallurgy. So that first sentence immediately calls into question the veracity of the rest of the statement as I'm pretty damn certain that is incorrect.
So,