5632
Accession Number
13774
Title Of Article Chaper
Korossjon ved appbevaring av museumsgjenstander
Title Of Journal Book
Museumsnytt
Volume
27
Issue
1
Pages
27-34
Language Of Text
Norwegian
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The author explains the electrochemical process that leads to corrosion of metal objects (iron and other metals) from the action of water, oxygen, and salts. He refers to his own experience in the Norvegian Technological Museum in Oslo and deals with various kinds of protection against corrosion; it is very important to maintain a low relative humidity in the storage rooms. Coating agents can be used for surface protection, e.g., color coating or the so-called temporary protective aids based on oil, wax, or fat. -- AATA
pub_id
5632
Title Translation
Corrosion during storage of museum items