Which is the hardest metal?

Question

Which is the hardest metal?

Answer 1

The hardest metal element is osmium.

However, metal alloys such as steel are much harder, and certain non-metal minerals and ceramics are even harder than steel.

Answer 2

Osmium is the hardest element, and it's also the densest.

Titanium is widely thought to be the hardest metal because it's so widely used as a strength metal. However, Titanium is widely used because it has a high strength/density ratio, not because of raw strength.

Answer 3

needed 2 points

Answer 4

titianium thats why they use it in humanes for surgery

Answer 5

steel

Answer 6

Tungsten Steel. (Carbon Steel)

Answer 7

diamond

Answer 8

I believe that Luna is correct.

Answer 9

diamond, well actually diamond is the solid form of Carbon i think

Answer 10

Death metal

For-realzies.

(LOL I MADE A JOKE)

Answer 11

alloy 1090. its a fabricated metal.

Answer 12

i believe it is either iron or steel. sorry i cant narrow it  down more

Answer 13

according to this, it's chromium

read it...

Nearly three-quarters of the known elements are metals. Opaque and lustrous, metals are distinguished by their hardness, high melting point, strength, density and ability to conduct heat and electricity. Metals also can be hammered into thin sheets or stretched into wires - physical properties known as malleability and ductility. These properties, however, vary from metal to metal. For example, chromium, which is the hardest metal, is used to strengthen certain other materials, while cesium, the softest metal, can be cut with a butter knife. Gold, silver and copper are extremely malleable and ductile, while tungsten is far less so. Mixtures of metals are known as alloys and have properties that are unique mixtures of the properties of their constituent metals

Answer 14

thrash or death

Answer 15

death metal rocks harder then regular metal

Answer 16

Titanium

Answer 17

Slipknot!

Answer 18

Lutetium