Author:
Ravines, P.; Indictor, N.; Evetts, D.M.
Title Article/Chapter:
"Methylcellulose as an impregnating agent for use in paper conservation"
Title of Source:
Restaurator
Publisher/Distributor City:
Copenhagen
Publisher/Distributor Country:
Denmark
Volume Number:
10
Issue Number:
1
Date of Publication:
1989
Page Numbers:
32-46
Collation:
tables, biblio.
ISSN:
0034-5806
Language Text:
English
Language Summaries:
French; German
Subject Keywords English:
Adhesive, accelerated ageing; Adhesive, material; Adhesive, water-soluble; Paper, adhesive; Synthetic-resin, test accelerated ageing; Cellulose, methyl carboxy-methyl; Paper, test mechanical
Subject Keywords French:
Adhésif, vieillissement accéléré; Adhésif, matériau; Adhésif, eau-soluble; Papier, adhésif; Résine-synthétique, essai vieillissement accéléré; Cellulose, méthyle carboxy-méthyle; Papier, essai mécanique
Subject Keywords English 2:
ADDITIVES--PAPER; STRENGTH PROPERTIES--PAPER; LIQUID IMPREGNATION--DOCUMENTS; FOLDING ENDURANCE; COLORIMETRY;
Subject Material Test:
Methocel A15LV; Methocel A4C; Methocel A15C; Methocel A4M
Abstract:
The effects of dry oven ageing on Whatman no. Chromatography paper treated with methylcellulose of different viscosities and at different concentrations are reported. The viscosities were 15, 400, 1500 and 4000 cP and the concentrations ranged from 1% w/v to 10% w/v. All treated papers were found to be stronger than untreated papers, with increases related to both increased MW and increased concentration. Factors related to actual use of methyl celluloses on papers of different types and for different needs have not been taken into consideration. Graphs, tables, references.
Originating Institution:
ICCROM
Location of Document:
ICCROM;LAC=BAC
ICCROM Shelf:
Per. International 2
LAC Shelf:
9041
Record Type:
Abstract
Literature Type:
Serial
Bibliographic Level:
Analytic
Old BCIN Number:
157065
BCIN Number:
101136
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