SOME ASPECTS OF THE CONSERVATION OF WORKS OF ART IN BUILDINGS OF NEW CONCRETE

Kenzo Toishi · Toshiko Kenjo

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

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It has been reported previously by the authors that contaminating materials may be liberated from new concrete. Other materials in new museum buildings may also liberate volatile substances which could be damaging to works of art, though the hazardous influence of such substances is of a shorter duration than those coming from new concrete.

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