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Old 07-07-04 | 04:31 PM
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Is Titanium Magnetic?

The subject line says it all... is Titanium magnetic? Just curious...
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Old 07-07-04 | 05:20 PM
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My friend is a chemical engineer, and he says that commercially pure (CP) titanium isn't magnetic, as it doesn't have enough iron in the mixture. He says there are forms/mixes of titanium that would probably have enough iron to be magnetic... So a TI bike might have a very slight magnetic property, depends on the quality/form.
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Old 07-07-04 | 05:36 PM
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If you're asking if a magnet will stick to your frame, the answer is no.
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