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Further
Reading
Christian
Bickert. "Paul Hroult The Man Behind The Invention."
In Hall-Hroult Centennial, edited by Warren S. Peterson
and Ronald E. Miller, 1025, Warrendale, Pa.: The Metallurgical
Society, Inc., 1986.
Charles
C. Carr. Alcoa an American Enterprise. NewYork: Rinehart
& Company, 1952.
Norman
C. Craig. "Charles Martin HallThe Young Man, His Mentor and
His Metal." Journal of Chemical Education, 63 (1986):
55759.
Junius
D. Edwards. The Immortal Woodshed. New York: Dodd Mead &
Co., 1955.
Margaret
B. W. Graham and Bettye H. Pruitt. R&D for Industry: A Century
of Technical Innovation at Alcoa. Cambridge:Cambridge University
Press, 1990.
Harry
N. Holmes. "The Story of Aluminum." Journal of Chemical
Education 7 (1930): 23344.
Charles
M. Hall v. Paul L. [T.] Hroult. Interference. Process for Reducing
Aluminum by Electrolysis. U.S. Patent Office, October 24, 1887.
Seabury
C. Mastick. "Chemical Patents II." Journal of Industrial
and Engineering Chemistry 7 (1915): 87482.
George
D. Smith. From Monopoly to Competition: The Transformation of
Alcoa, 18881986. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1988.
Privately
Published Materials in the Oberlin College Archives
George
E. Hall, ed. Charles Martin Hall, 18631914 [addresses at
the Memorial Service, Oberlin, Ohio, January 22, 1915], N.p., n.d.
Frances
Gulick Jewett. Frank Fanning Jewett, the Beloved Teacher,
18441926, N.p., n.d.
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