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Unusual corrosion and efflorescence products on bronze and iron antiquities stored in wooden cabinets

The investigation of light blue corrosion products associate with the deterioration of bronzes induced by acetic pollution arising from storage cabinet materials has been undertaking, using X-ray diffraction, ion chomatography and flame atomic absorption spectrometry. Though a full identification of...

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Published in:	‌: Conservation science in the U.K.: preprints of the meeting held in Glasgow, May 1993 p. 60-66, ill. fig
Main Author:	Tennent, Norman H. (-)
Corporate Author:	Conservation science in the U.K (-)
Other Authors:	Cooksey, Brian G., Littlejohn, David, Ottaway, Barbara J.
Format:	BookSection
Language:	eng
ISBN:	9781873936221
Published:	London, United Kingdom : James & James 1993
Subjects:	Metal/Metal Museology/Museologie

Published in:

‌: Conservation science in the U.K.: preprints of the meeting held in Glasgow, May 1993
p. 60-66, ill. fig

Main Author:

Tennent, Norman H. (-)

Corporate Author:

Conservation science in the U.K (-)

Other Authors:

Cooksey, Brian G., Littlejohn, David, Ottaway, Barbara J.

Format:

BookSection

Language:

eng