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Methods of Aqueous Treatments: The Last Resort for Badly Damaged Iron Gall Ink Manuscripts
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  • 1995Phytate: a Potential Conservation Agent for the Treatment of Ink Corrosion Caused by Irongall Inks154 cited
  • 2005Stabilisation of Paper Containing Iron-Gall Ink with Current Aqueous Processes39 cited
  • 2009The Water Sensitivity of Iron Gall Ink and its Risk Assessment36 cited
  • 2008Work standard for the treatment of 18th- and 19th-century iron gall ink documents with calcium phytate and calcium hydrogen carbonate23 cited

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  • 2020Combining phytate treatment and nanocellulose stabilization for mitigating iron gall ink damage in historic papers26 cited
  • 2013The use of halide charged interleaves for treatment of iron gall ink damaged papers18 cited
  • 2017Evaluation of Alkaline Compounds Used for Deacidification and Simultaneous Lining of Extremely Degraded Manuscripts6 cited
  • 2018Comparison of lightweight Japanese tissues for overall stabilization of documents damaged by iron gall ink corrosion and an alternative to silk screen frames5 cited
  • 2018Non-aqueous Facing Methods in Paper Conservation – Part II: Application of a Facing on a Seventeenth Century Ink Drawing2 cited

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