Yu M Kessler et al 1964 Russ. Chem. Rev. 33 119 doi:10.1070/RC1964v033n03ABEH001382
ELECTROCHEMICAL AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF ALUMINIUM COMPOUNDS IN NON-AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS
REVIEW ARTICLEYu M Kessler, Ninel M Alpatova and O R Osipov
I. Introduction 119
II. Hydride electrolyte (Brenner's electrolyte) 120
III. Aluminium halides and their complexes 121
IV. Electrolytes based on organoaluminium compounds 127
V. The nature of the ions in non-aqueous solutions of aluminium compounds 129
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