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Titanium from hard drive disk.
Is it true that you are able to take the disk out of a hard drive, give them a acid bath and have Titanium left over from the disk?
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Re: Titanium from hard drive disk.
No, particularly on modern disks the platters are made from a glass -ceramic composite or aluminum. Older drives were predominantly aluminum. While titanium is not magnetic the way iron and steel are, it does have some level of magnetism and can interact with megnetic fields, so it would not be a good choice to use in the presence of magnetic recording media.
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