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SACL
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SACLSystem Access Control List (Microsoft Windows )
SACLSydney Airport Corporation Limited (Sydney, Australia)
SACLSaskatchewan Association for Community Living
SACLSydney Airport Corporation Ltd. (Sydney, Australia)
SACLScotland Against Crooked Lawyers (UK)
SACLSacrificial Layer


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The aluminum inclusions on the surface are a key in healing any micro cracks or porosity in the coating while the zinc provides a sacrificial layer.
Thermal diffusion coatings protect automotive lock parts: the new ... by Riter, Dan / Coatings World
Dissolving the sacrificial layer released the two-dimensional crosses from the silicon wafer.
Chemical pop-up books: how some devices build themselves by Cunningham, Aimee / Science News
The company says the sacrificial layer allows the roll to be machined with grooves or other surface modifications to exacting tolerances, just like a steel or aluminum roll, without affecting the structural layers of carbon fiber winding.
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