Effects of Acidification on Artifacts in Archives and Museums

Norbert S. Baer

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Indoor Air Quality and Microbial Exposure Building materials and conservation

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The pollutant sources leading to indoor acid deposition; types of damage observed; and SO2 and NOx levels measured are reviewed for archives, libraries and museums. Recently proposed air quality design criteria for heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems for cultural institutions are presented.

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1984The Distribution of Gaseous Air Pollution within Museums 1986Preservation of Historical Records

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