Protection of Works of Art from Atmospheric Ozone

Glen R. Cass

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Building materials and conservation

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This study is based on the testing of over fifty traditional organic colorants and twenty-seven contemporary watercolor pigments for colorfastness in atmospheric ozone, and the assessment of various methods for mitigating ozone-induced damage. One of the major findings is a mathematical model that predicts concentrations of chemically-reactive indoor pollutants, valuable in planning building ventilation systems.

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1978The museum environment 1985Indoor air pollution: Effects on cultural and historic materials 1983Ozone and the deterioration of works of art 1975Curatorial Care of Works of Art on Paper

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