32524
Editor
Verger, Isabelle
Title Of Article Chaper
A preliminary study of the use of bathophenanthroline iron test strips on textiles
Title Of Journal Book
ICOM Committee for Conservation 14<sup>th</sup> triennial meeting, the Hague, 12- 16 September 2005. Preprints Volume II
Pages
989-995
Publisher
James & James/ Earthscan
Publisher City
London
ISBN
1-84407-253-3
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
ICOM Committee for Conservation. Triennial Meeting (14)
Meeting City
The Hague
Abstract
Bathophenanthroline iron test strips were used to test a variety of textiles that contained iron in the form of mordants, pigments and stains. The strips were found to be an effective means of identifying the presence of iron in cellulosic textiles. They can also be used to detect iron in acidic collagen and silk fibres. In many cases they were unable to detect iron in keratin fibres. The strips have potential for detecting iron in brown stains of unknown origins. Results from the test strips were compared with those from instrumental analyses. -- CCI=IC
Keywords
Textile; Iron; Identification; Test; Blue pigment; Pigment; Silk; Stain; Deterioration; Acidity; Strip; Evaluation; Prussian blue -- ICCROM
pub_id
32524
Meeting Date
20050912-20050916