Studies in Conservation · 1984 · 18 citations · 9 references
ArchitectureArchaeologyHeritage ConservationArchaeological ConservationInorganic ChemistryMetal ConservationArchaeological Material CultureArchaeological Metal ConservationConservation MaterialsLead ConservationMaterial Deterioration ProcessesMetallurgical ArchaeologyAssessment Of Lead DeteriorationConservation Of Lead ArtifactsImpuritiesInorganic Material PreservationLead Alloys ConservationLead Artifact ConservationLead Sheet PreservationPreservation Methodology
The state of conservation of ancient lead objects of various dates from Italy was examined in relation to the purity of the metal in order to obtain information useful for the conservation of deteriorated antiquities. The objects were subjected to various types of physico-chemical investigation, using several techniques of analysis. It was concluded that the state of preservation depends, above all, on the purity of the metal and the nature of any impurities. Non-metallic impurities which are capable of forming water-soluble compounds are particularly dangerous.
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Application of Science in Examination of Works of Art
N. S. Brommelle · Studies in Conservation · 1959 · 169 citations
R. M. Organ, R. F. Tylecote · Studies in Conservation · 1962 · 165 citations
Recent Advances in Conservation
August L. Freundlich, G. Thomson · Art Education · 1967 · 115 citations
Natural Resources, Biodiversity Conservation, Conservation Biology +6