Titanium gets its name from the Greek gods - The Titans. The name was given by the Austrian chemist Martin Hienrich Klaproth who identified it as an element and assigned the number 22 in the periodic table. Although it was discovered by clergyman in (William Gregor) 1791, Titanium remained unknown due to his ignorance of the material. Although, it was thought that Titanium could be used to make...