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The Second Most Abundant Element in the Earth’s Crust

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  1. Union Carbide Metals Co., USA

    A. M. Kuhlmann (member of AIME, formerly senior staff development engineer)

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Kuhlmann, A.M. The Second Most Abundant Element in the Earth’s Crust. JOM 15, 502–505 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378936

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