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Evidence concerning oxidation as a surface reaction in Baltic amber
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  • 1965THE INFRARED SPECTRA OF AMBER AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF BALTIC AMBER132 cited
  • 2006Raman and ATR‐FTIR spectroscopies applied to the conservation of archaeological Baltic amber65 cited
  • 2011A comparative study by infrared spectroscopy and optical oxygen sensing to identify and quantify oxidation of Baltic amber in different ageing conditions26 cited
  • 2011Photoageing of Baltic amber – Influence of daylight radiation behind window glass on surface colour and chemistry25 cited

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  • 2020The surface degradation of Baltic amber: The depth‐profiling analysis and its application to historical object16 cited

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