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Corrosion and cathodic protection of iron in seawater: a case study of the James Matthews (1841)

Record no:

51767

Call no:

RP20909

Author:

Heldtberg, M. ; MacLeod, Ian D. ; Richards, Vicki Lewana

Citation:

BOOK: Metal 2004. Proceedings of the ICOM Committee for Conservation metals Working Group, Canberra, Oct. 2004. Editors J. Ashton and D. Hallam : 75-86;

Year:

2004

Subject:

Iron - Corrosion;
Seawater corrosion;
Corrosion and anti-corrosives;
James Matthews (Ship);

Notes:

Pdf available from Western Australian Museum Library.

Type:

Reprint

Links:

Electronic Document

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