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How titanium got the best brand of all metals
If we mention that something is made with titanium, most people will say, “Wow.” Something about titanium symbolises high quality, and everyone knows it. Yet the weird thing is that few people have a passing knowledge of chemistry or metallurgy, and even fewer could tell the difference between a piece of titanium and a piece…
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Article originally published in the Australian Private Equity and Venture Capital Journal. It is a subscription publication. To ensure you receive 11 issues a year, subscribe at www.privateequitymedia.com.au .
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