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Unplanned hydrogen evolution in wet dust removal of Al-Li alloy powders: an overlooked risk and resource loss regulated by a bioresource-derived additive
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• MSLE achieved 97.38% hydrogen inhibition efficiency for Al-Li alloy dust. • Coordinated adsorption of representative MSLE constituents improves interfacial stability. • Ultra-low FFV (2.3%) constructs a dense geometric barrier to block water. • Moderate molecular mobility supports the stability of the protective layer.
Keywords:
Unplanned hydrogen evolution
Wet dust removal
Bioresource-derived process additive
Al-Li alloy powder
Interfacial regulation
Resource efficiency
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