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Cyclic Voltammetry of Anodized Aluminum Surfaces in Nickel Sulfate-Boric Acid Mixtures

Sakai et al., 1977

Document ID: 6366023143761228963
Author: Sakai S; Ono Y; Sato T
Publication year: 1977
Publication venue: Aruminyumu Kenkyu Kaishi, 1977, 122, 43-44(Japanese).

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