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Titangruppe: Elemente der vierten Nebengruppe

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In diesem Kapitel werden die Elemente der vierten Nebengruppe des Periodensystems der Elemente mit ihren wichtigsten Verbindungen beschrieben. Vor allem ist Titan Bestandteil vieler Gebrauchsgegenstände des täglichen Bedarfs und in technologischer Hinsicht für die Zukunft unverzichtbar, aber auch Zirconium und Hafnium gehen in viele Anwendungen. Es werden ihre chemischen und physikalischen Eigenschaften, ihr Vorkommen, bedeutsame Herstellverfahren, Anwendungen und Patente aufgeführt.

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