Practical Methods for Sun and Artificial Light Bleaching Paper

Cathleen A. Baker

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Baker believes that the use of sunlight to bleach paper (while it is in a buffered aqueous solution of magnesium bicarbonate or calcium hydroxide) is the safest and easiest method to reduce staining and discoloration; she describes the basic procedure for that process as well as modifications for artificial light, (using GE 100 watt F84 PG17-CW Power Groove Cool White fluorescent lamps). AATA No.: 20-1556

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