29088
Accession Number
26778
Author
Hutchins, J.K.;Hersh, S.P.;Tucker, P.A.;Kerr, N.
Author Affiliation
North Carolina State University. School of Textiles;North Carolina State University. School of Textiles;North Carolina State University. School of Textiles;North Carolina State University. School of Textiles
Title Of Article Chaper
The Soluble Components of Degraded Cellulose - Appendix B
Title Of Journal Book
Basic and Applied research on the Conservation of Historic and Artistic Textiles
Collation
17 p. : ill.
Reference Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references
Report Number
Grant No. FC-9059580000
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Unpublished
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The purpose of this investigation is to determine the nature of the extractable components in contemporary cotton fabrics degraded by various methods and the effect of cleaning on the properties of the fabric. For comparison, an ancient archeological textile will also be examined. From these measurements, it is also hoped to identify the fabric degradation processes occurring in archeological specimens so that they can be slowed or stopped and ideally reversed.
Keywords
soluble;degradation;cellulose;textile;fabric
pub_id
29088
Issue Date
19800000