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Today we take a brand new Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max and extract all of the titanium from the frame. HUGE thanks to Nate for letting us borrow his furnace! https://www.youtube.com/@NFTI check out his channel! The new Apple iPhone 15 Pro lineup has titanium in the frame. But how much titanium is in the iPhone frame? Well there is only one way to find out, and thats with FIRE! And of course an XRF machine. X-ray florescence is a really easy way that metal recyclers can tell the difference between different types of metal.
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