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Specific corrosion product on interior surface of a bronze wine vessel with loop-handle and its growth mechanism, Shang Dynasty, China
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  • 1998Morphology and mechanisms of formation of natural patinas on archaeological Cu–Sn alloys518 cited
  • 2003Catalogue of 45 reference Raman spectra of minerals concerning research in art history or archaeology, especially on corroded metals and coloured glass422 cited
  • 2002Copper and Bronze in Art: Corrosion, Colorants, Conservation409 cited
  • 1990Bronze Disease: A Review of Some Chemical Problems and the Role of Relative Humidity231 cited
  • 2006Characterization of corroded bronze Ding from the Yin Ruins of China28 cited

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  • 2023Deterioration mechanisms of archaeological wood inside the bronze parts of excavated chariots from the Western Han dynasty12 cited
  • 2025Recent Progress on Corrosion Behavior, Mechanism, and Protection Strategies of Bronze Artefacts11 cited

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