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Inhibitory Effects of Calcium Sulphate Concentrations on Cookware Aluminium Corrosion in Highly Acidic and Alkaline Media at Elevated Temperatures

2026International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering Management & Applied ScienceJournalOpen access

10.51583/ijltemas.2026.150100011 Full text0 citations

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4 authors.

T.N. Guma T.N. GumaFirst author
- Nigerian Defence Academy (NG)
as printed: T.N. Guma
Adegor, Kate Aghogho
- Nigerian Defence Academy (NG)
as printed: Kate Aghogho Adegor
Akindapo, J.O.
- Nigerian Defence Academy (NG)
as printed: J.O. Akindapo
T. AkorSenior author
- Nigerian Defence Academy (NG)

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Corrosion Behavior and Inhibitionlevel 3 · 0.38
Aluminum toxicity and tolerance in plants and animalslevel 3 · 0.17
Aluminum Alloy Microstructure Propertieslevel 3 · 0.06

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2026 · International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering Management & Applied Science · 0 citations
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Inhibitory Effects of Calcium Sulphate Concentrations on Cookware Aluminium Corrosion in Highly Acidic and Alkaline Media at Elevated Temperatures · Sankore