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Some thoughts on the mechanisms of in-reactor corrosion of zirconium alloys

Cox, 2005

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8533153371806179186
Author
Cox B
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Journal of Nuclear materials

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In recent years sufficient new information has accumulated to change current views of which mechanisms of corrosion are operating in water-cooled reactors. The total number of publications is now so enormous that it is impossible for a short review to be completely …
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