Method to improve the performance of non-consumable anodes in th

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204 64R, 204 64T, 204 70, C25C 300, C25C 306

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ABSTRACT:
In the electrolytic production of metal employing nonconsumable anodes, the performance of these anodes is improved by adding predetermined measured amounts of anode constituent materials to the electrolyte melt in a controlled manner in order to control the corrosion and solubility of the anode.

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