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Parchment ageing study: new methods based on thermal transport and shrinkage analysis
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  • 1972Ancient skins, parchments and leathers198 cited
  • 2008Study of deterioration of historical parchments by various thermal analysis techniques complemented by SEM, FTIR, UV-Vis-NIR and unilateral NMR investigations108 cited
  • 2003Thermal degradation of collagen-based materials that are supports of cultural and historical objects41 cited

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