I have a 25-year-old son with Down Syndrome. He had a teacher along the way that taught him facts about US presidents. That is one of the facts he remembers. That and the fact that Lincoln got shot in the head.
It's hard to say which is the correct answer. By hardness, or tensile strength it is tungsten but by strength to weight ratio titanium comes out on top.
"Strongest metallic element" - strongest what? Material strength? Definitely not titanium! Please revise this so that the clue matches the answer somehow!
In what sense is titanium the strongest metallic element? The strongest metallic element to start with T is Tungsten which can withstand about 1500 megapascals of pressure while Titanium can only withstand around 400.
I'm not one of them
Not bitter at all....