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Inert anodes and other new Al technologies—Benefits, challenges, and impact on present technology

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  1. Les Edwards
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  2. Nolan Richards
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  3. Halvor Kvande
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Edwards, L., Richards, N. & Kvande, H. Inert anodes and other new Al technologies—Benefits, challenges, and impact on present technology. JOM 53, 48–50 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-001-0210-9

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