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"Titanium With Special Reference to the Analysis of Titaniferous Substances" is a rigorous technical treatise focused on the chemical properties and analytical methodologies associated with titanium. Authored by William M. Thornton, Jr., this work provides an exhaustive look at the detection and determination of titanium in various natural and industrial materials.

The book begins by discussing the occurrence and distribution of titanium in the Earth's crust, followed by a detailed examination of its chemical behavior. Central to the work is the section on the analysis of titaniferous substances, where the author outlines precise gravimetric and volumetric methods for separating titanium from other elements. These procedures were designed to address the complexities encountered in mineralogy and metallurgy, offering systematic solutions for accurate measurement.

As an authoritative resource in the field of inorganic chemistry, "Titanium With Special Reference to the Analysis of Titaniferous Substances" reflects the high standards of early 20th-century laboratory science. It remains a valuable reference for those interested in the history of analytical chemistry and the development of metallurgical processes for one of the world's most versatile elements.

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