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The effects of storms and diving activities on the corrosion rate across the SS Yongala (1911) site in the Great Barrier Reef
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63451
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RP23468
Author:
MacLeod, Ian D.
;
Viduka, Andrew
Citation:
AICCM BULLETIN. 2011 v.32 : 134-142;
Year:
2011
Subject:
Iron - Corrosion
;
Seawater corrosion
;
Corrosion and anti-corrosives
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Yongala (Ship)
;
Shipwrecks - Australia - Great Barrier Reef
;
Museum conservation methods
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Shipwrecks - Conservation and restoration - Management
;
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