Author:
Carrapella, Elissa E.; Powell, Elizabeth M.; Rutiser, Claire A.; Barger, M. Susan
Title Article/Chapter:
"Changes in paper surface morphology caused by resizing treatments."
Title of Source:
Restaurator
Publisher/Distributor City:
Copenhagen
Publisher/Distributor Country:
Denmark
Volume Number:
11
Issue Number:
4
Date of Publication:
1990
Page Numbers:
219-235
Collation:
figs.
ISSN:
0034-5806
Language Text:
English
Language Summaries:
English; French; German
References:
Includes bibliog. refs.
Ancillary Data:
No data ICCROM; -- ICCROM
Subject Keywords English:
Paper, conservation restoration; Paper, sizing
Subject Keywords French:
Papier, conservation restauration; Papier, encollage
Subject Keywords English 2:
GELATIN; PARCHMENT; DOCUMENT CONSERVATION--EQUIPMENT & MATERIALS; POLY-P-XYLYLENES; COATING--PAPER; SURFACE PROPERTIES-- PAPER; SIZING, RE-SIZING--DOCUMENTS; EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES;
Subject Material Test:
gelatine, Klucel G, methyl-cellulose, parylene, starch, parchment size
Abstract:
In 1987, a major effort to understand the effects of resizing treatments on naturally aged papers was begun at The Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, USA). This article presents a visual dictionary of characteristic changes in paper surface morphology caused by different resizing agents (gelatine, Klucel G, methyl-cellulose, parylene, starch, parchment size). In general, individual resizing agents are associated with typical surface structures that are related to the rheological characteristics of the resizing solutions, the surface topography of the treated papers, and the original fiber and size content of the papers before treatment.
Originating Institution:
ICCROM
Location of Document:
ICCROM;LAC=BAC;MCI
ICCROM Shelf:
Per. International 2
LAC Shelf:
10123
MCI Accession Number:
MCIMSC
Literature Type:
Serial
Bibliographic Level:
Analytic
Old BCIN Number:
171202
BCIN Number:
114010
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