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:''You may also be looking for [[tritium]], [[titanium]], or [[tritanium]].''
Trititanium is said to be the material from which the hull of the Enterprise is made of in his novelization of ST:TMP. ST:TNG also assumed trititanium to be what the hull of the Enterprise-D is made of, and also a general Starfleet hull-making material.
 
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'''Trititanium''' was a type of material used in the construction of [[Orion scout ship]] [[hull]]s.
   
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If sufficiently dense, trititanium could block the [[sensor|sensor probes]] of a {{class|Constitution}} [[starship]]. ({{TOS|Journey to Babel}})
It's not clear if it's the same material as "[[tritanium]]" which TOS "Obsession" identifies as "20 times harder than diamond".
 
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{{bginfo|While the name is similar, according to the ''[[Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual]]'' (p.19), trititanium is not the same substance as [[tritanium]]. According to the reference book trititanium, symbol Tt, atomic weight 328, atomic number 128, was first discovered on [[Motherlode]] in [[2184]].|According to the [[novelization]] of ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture (novel)|Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]'' by [[Gene Roddenberry]], the hull of the refitted {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} was made of trititanium.}}
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You may also be looking for tritium, titanium, or tritanium.

Trititanium was a type of material used in the construction of Orion scout ship hulls.

If sufficiently dense, trititanium could block the sensor probes of a Constitution-class starship. (TOS: "Journey to Babel")

While the name is similar, according to the Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual (p.19), trititanium is not the same substance as tritanium. According to the reference book trititanium, symbol Tt, atomic weight 328, atomic number 128, was first discovered on Motherlode in 2184.
According to the novelization of Star Trek: The Motion Picture by Gene Roddenberry, the hull of the refitted USS Enterprise was made of trititanium.

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