37552
Author
Price, Lois Olcott
Title Of Article Chaper
Deacidification panel
Title Of Journal Book
The Book and Paper Group Annual
Volume
2
Pages
86-87
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Discussing deacidification with a group of colleagues, the writer came to the conclusion that there is no standard answer on what to use or when to use it. There are degrees of treatment, ranging from washing with deionised, alkaline water, ph 7-8, or the same with more calcium bicarbonate solution, or magnesium methyl carbonate (non-aqueous). Choice depends on the type of object and its possible susceptibility to treatment, the environment to which it will return, the aesthetic effect of any possible treatment, and finally the function of the object (it is likely to be used or simply looked at?) it is emphasised that all three treatments listed above are irreversible major interventions and should not be undertaken without considering the above factors.
Keywords
Paper Deacidification;Deacidification Paper AATA
pub_id
37552