Metaenium

Metaenium is a complex alloy of Titanium, Caesium and the elusive Element 126. It is slightly Radioactive, but at a rate comparable to that of Bismuth-209. This makes Metaenium perfectly safe to handle for extended periods of time. Paired with its nontoxic nature, Metaenium has become a viable candidate for a multitude of applications.

Physical Properties

 * Metaenium is immensely durable to a degree that could be considered impossible. It is several magnitudes stronger than any other metal alloy in military usage, and outclasses diamond in every hardness category.
 * Metaenium melts at 3200 degrees Kelvin, and it's Vapourisation Temperature is currently untested but theorised to be over 7000 degrees.
 * Metaenium boasts Caesium's brilliant golden lustre, and Metaenium could easily pass for Gold at a distance.
 * Metaenium has a similar density to regular Steel due to the extreme density of Element 126, which limits its usability where Aluminium Alloy is conventionally applied.