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Chemicals to dissolve titanium for fine art?
Are there readily available chemicals which dissolve titanium at room temperature? I would appreciate any advice- please respond privately if this is too dumb a question for this expert forum! I also would like to know if any of the readers can electroform Ti. Both questions relate to a fine art fabrication project.
Thanks!
Bo GehringFine art fabricator - Beacon, New York
2004
letter 13432 addresses etching of titanium. Titanium cannot be electroformed, sorry.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
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