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Effects of Acidification on Artifacts in Archives and Museums
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  • 1984The Distribution of Gaseous Air Pollution within Museums45 cited
  • 1986Preservation of Historical Records16 cited

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  • 2023A review on inorganic gaseous pollutants in conservation spaces: monitoring instrumentation and indoor concentrations2 cited
  • 2012‘Most I saw were very dirty, some very ragged and all of very coarse cloth’: The Conservation of the Nineteenth-Century Student Gown in the Hunterian, University of Glasgow2 cited

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