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Development of methods for inhibiting the corrosion of metals and new options for their application: a review. Part III-2-3. Superhydrophobization of aluminum and its alloy surfaces in aqueous-organic, aqueous and vapor-phase media

A journal article published by IFHAN that reviews methods to inhibit metal corrosion and surveys superhydrophobic treatments for aluminum and its alloys in aqueous-organic, aqueous, and vapor-phase media. The supplied record is bibliographic and contains no experimental details or results.

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The review consolidates technical approaches for preventing aluminum corrosion and options for their application.

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Development of methods for inhibiting the corrosion of metals and new options for their application: a review. Part III-2-3. Superhydrophobization of aluminum and its alloy surfaces in aqueous-organic, aqueous and vapor-phase media

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