Titanium

Titanium (TI) and has an atomic number 22 element on the periodic table, which also means it has 22 protons. It is a lustrous metal with a silver colour and has a low density but is well known for its high [|strength-to-weight ratio], and being one of the few, if not the only, 100% bulletproof materials.

The discovery of titanium was made in [|Cornwall], [|Great Britain] , by a man named [|William Gregor] in 1791, who was a [|clergyman] and an amateur geologist. and was later named by [|Martin Heinrich Klaproth] basing the name after the titans in Greek mythology.

Titanium has a melting point of 1668 °C (​3034 °F)