ON THE OCCURRENCE OF BROMINE IN CORRODED SILVER

Robert E. M. Hedges

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition Conservation Techniques and Studies

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Attention is drawn to the finding of silver bromide as a regular corrosion product on buried ancient silver. The chemical processes leading to this, and their relation to the burial environment, are discussed.

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