Fluorescence of paint and varnish layers (Part 1)

E. René de la Rie

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Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Color Science and Applications Pigment Synthesis and Properties

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As part of a study of fluorescence of paint and varnish layers under ultraviolet light, the fluorescence of a number of pigments has been measured with a fluorescence spectrometer. Of the pigments studied, only zinc white, cadmium pigments and genuine madder appear to possess fluorescence of considerable intensity. The physico-chemical background of fluorescence in general and of fluorescence of pigments in particular is discussed.

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