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    Oxygen reduction on copper in neutral NaCl solution

    Oxygen reduction on copper in neutral NaCl solution by King, F, Quinn, M.J, Litke, C.D

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    The measurement and prediction of the corrosion potential of copper in chloride solutions as a function of oxygen concentration and mass-transfer coefficient

    The measurement and prediction of the corrosion potential of copper in chloride solutions as a function of oxygen concentration and mass-transfer coefficient by King, F., Litke, C.D., Quinn, M.J., LeNeveu, D.M.

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    Effect of interfacial pH on the reduction of oxygen on copper in neutral NaClO4 solution

    Effect of interfacial pH on the reduction of oxygen on copper in neutral NaClO4 solution by KING, F, LITKE, C. D, TANG, Y

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    A mechanistic study of the uniform corrosion of copper in compacted Na-montmorillonite/sand mixtures

    A mechanistic study of the uniform corrosion of copper in compacted Na-montmorillonite/sand mixtures by KING, F, LITKE, C. D, RYAN, S. R

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    A mechanistic study of the uniform corrosion of copper in compacted Na-montmorillonite/s and mixtures

    A mechanistic study of the uniform corrosion of copper in compacted Na-montmorillonite/s and mixtures by King, F., Litke, C.D., Ryan, S.R.

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    Model for Leaching Behavior of Aluminosilicate Glasses Developed as Matrices for Immobilizing High-Level Wastes

    Model for Leaching Behavior of Aluminosilicate Glasses Developed as Matrices for Immobilizing High-Level Wastes by HARVEY, K.B., LITKE, C.D.

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