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A comparative study by infrared spectroscopy and optical oxygen sensing to identify and quantify oxidation of Baltic amber in different ageing conditions
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  • 2013Surface yellowing and fragmentation as warning signs of depolymerisation in Baltic amber25 cited
  • 2011Photoageing of Baltic amber – Influence of daylight radiation behind window glass on surface colour and chemistry25 cited
  • 2015Fourier Transform Raman and Statistical Analysis of Thermally Altered Samples of Amber24 cited
  • 2012Evidence concerning oxidation as a surface reaction in Baltic amber19 cited
  • 2023Differentiation between copal and amber by their structure and thermal behaviour10 cited

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