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The electrolytic process, invented by Charles Martin Hall, immediately aroused the interest of Captain Hunt.
Charles M. Hall & Aluminum ~~louise~~ 2008
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On April 2, 1889, Charles Martin Hall patented an inexpensive method for the production of aluminum.
Charles M. Hall & Aluminum ~~louise~~ 2008
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On April 2, 1889, Charles Martin Hall patented an inexpensive method for the production of aluminum.
Archive 2008-04-01 ~~louise~~ 2008
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Well, it seems, Charles Martin Hall is considered the originator of the American spelling of aluminum.
Charles M. Hall & Aluminum ~~louise~~ 2008
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Unlike 12 year old Mattie Knight, who invented her bag machine for safety's sake, Charles Martin Hall who began experimenting with minerals at the age of 12 was inspired by his chemistry professor, Frank Fanning Jewett, who said the person who discovered an economical way to produce aluminum would become rich.
Charles M. Hall & Aluminum ~~louise~~ 2008
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Unlike 12 year old Mattie Knight, who invented her bag machine for safety's sake, Charles Martin Hall who began experimenting with minerals at the age of 12 was inspired by his chemistry professor, Frank Fanning Jewett, who said the person who discovered an economical way to produce aluminum would become rich.
Archive 2008-04-01 ~~louise~~ 2008
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The electrolytic process, invented by Charles Martin Hall, immediately aroused the interest of Captain Hunt.
Archive 2008-04-01 ~~louise~~ 2008
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Well, it seems, Charles Martin Hall is considered the originator of the American spelling of aluminum.
Archive 2008-04-01 ~~louise~~ 2008
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And it was here, in 1886, that Charles Martin Hall, an Oberlin alumni and one of the founders of Alcoa, developed the cost-efficient process for obtaining aluminum from aluminum oxide that brought aluminum into widespread use.
unknown title 2011
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Charles Martin Hall, an American, and Paul-Louis-Toussaint Héroult from France both realized that if they hit aluminum oxide dissolved into molten cryolite with electricity, they could get aluminum in its metal form.
Gizmodo Rachel Swaby 2011
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