Definitions

1. noun

A hard, silver-white, ductile, malleable, and highly reactive chemical element, highly resistant to corrosion, used in high-strength steel, catalysts, and in the production of vanadyl sulfate, which is used to treat anemia.

“The new alloy used in the aircraft was composed primarily of steel containing vanadium, which significantly increased its strength and durability.”

2. adjective

Relating to or containing vanadium.

“Vanadium steel is used in high-performance applications due to its exceptional strength and resistance to corrosion.”