Lime Treatment is a parchment processing method in which animal skins are subjected to a controlled immersion in a lime-based solution to remove hair, fat, and non-collagenous components, thereby stabilizing the collagen matrix for writing or conservation purposes.
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Lime‐Induced Heave in Sulfate‐Bearing Clay Soils
Dal Hunter · Journal of Geotechnical Engineering · 1988 · 379 citations
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