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Titanium is resistant to corrosion because O its surface is coated with titanium oxide it is hard and strong. O it does not easily give its valence electron. O it is unreactive.

Titanium is resistant to corrosion because O its surface is coated with titanium oxide it is hard and strong. O it does not easily give its valence electron. O it is unreactive.

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Titanium is resistant to corrosion because its surface is coated with titanium oxide it is hard and strong. it does not easily give its valence electron. it is unreactive. If Dubnium is produced by the bombardment of Californium-249 (98Cr- 249) with Nitrogen-15 (7N-15), its mass number is* 105 113 256 264 Which of the following elements produced a number of brightly colored compounds because of various oxidation states?* Cr Fe Mo O w
Transcribed Image Text:Titanium is resistant to corrosion because its surface is coated with titanium oxide it is hard and strong. it does not easily give its valence electron. it is unreactive. If Dubnium is produced by the bombardment of Californium-249 (98Cr- 249) with Nitrogen-15 (7N-15), its mass number is* 105 113 256 264 Which of the following elements produced a number of brightly colored compounds because of various oxidation states?* Cr Fe Mo O w
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