Aluminium made from cryolite. Exhibited by Professor Michael Faraday
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LicenseAluminium made from cryolite. The operation was performed by A
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Aluminium made from cryolite. The operation was performed by A
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Aluminium made from cryolite. The operation was performed by A. Dick for Dr. Percy in 1855, and these specimens (the first to be made from cryolite alone), were exhibited by Professor Michael Faraday at the Royal Institution the same evening
