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Nanoparticle de-acidification of the Mary Rose

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2005Nanoparticles of Calcium Hydroxide for Wood Conservation. The Deacidification of the Vasa Warship122 cited
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2006Extraction of iron compounds from wood from the Vasa45 cited
2006Nanotechnology for Vasa Wood De‐Acidification35 cited
2009Investigating the processes necessary for satisfactory freeze-drying of waterlogged archaeological wood33 cited

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2012Ionic nanoparticles in heritage conservation; treatments for the Mary Rose timbers15 cited
2016The application of X-ray absorption spectroscopy in archaeological conservation: Example of an artefact from Henry VIII warship, the Mary Rose15 cited

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2018Illuminating the past: X-ray analysis of our cultural heritage15 cited

2021Collapsed and re-swollen archaeological wood: efficiency and effects on the chemical and viscoelastic characteristics of wood14 cited

2020Using Synchrotron Radiation for Characterization of Cultural Heritage Materials14 cited

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