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Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1924, Page 3

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M.ETAL 01'' THE I'T'ITRE. LONDON. May Cnnfiilont that aluminium is t» Ho the ,octal of the future, and that we are as yet very ignorant as to "hat its alloys may yet achieve, a lug stall ot research chemists is investigating the metal at the National Physical Laboratory', Tcddington-on-Tl,antes. Always preserving its lightness and toughness, aluminium should one day be the basis of metals that will supersede most of those in use to-day, and it will most certainly attain what the best-known metals at the present time cannot achieve. In their search lor the bigger things, the Teddington chemists are making some valuable, it smaller, discoveries. One lias been made bv Mr J. J • Grogan ami Mr W. Hosenhain. two of the research chemists engaged. ••Wo have found,” Mr Grogan told n reporter, “how to make the metal, hitherto, n somewhat poor conductor of electricity, of good conductivity. Aluminium has been slowly replacing copper in electrical undertakings, particularly for high-tension cables am our discovery will help to replace it much quicker. Ibis a '|°> cheaper and of higher conductivity than copper, weight for

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