Author:
Nelson, J.; King, A.; Indictor, N.; Cabelli, D.
Title Article/Chapter:
"Effects of wash water quality on the physical properties of three papers"
Title of Source:
Journal of the American Institute for Conservation
Publisher/Distributor City:
Washington, DC
Publisher/Distributor Country:
United States
AATA Number:
20-399
Volume Number:
21
Issue Number:
2
Date of Publication:
1982 Spring
Page Numbers:
59-76
Collation:
tables, graphs, biblio.
Language Text:
English
Subject Keywords English:
Paper, ageing accelerated; paper, test; paper, stain removal; paper, preservation; paper, permanence
Subject Keywords French:
Papier, vieillissement accelere; papier, essai; papier, tache detachage; papier, preservation; papier, permanence
Subject Keywords English 2:
WATER BATH--DOCUMENTS; WASHING--DOCUMENTS; WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS; STRENGTH PROPERTIES--PAPER; pH--PAPER; REFLECTANCE;
Subject Label:
Analysis, Treatment, and Techniques: Paper and Archival Materials
Subject Material Test:
Whatman chromatography #1; arches cover infinity; aquabee newsprint rough 887-r; new york city tap; deionized and distilled water
Abstract:
The effects of dry-oven acclerated aging on samples of three kinds of paper (Whatman Chromatography # 1, Arches Cover Infinity, and Aquabee Newsprint Rough 887-R), washed in three qualities of water (New York City tap water, deionized, and distilled), were observed. Changes in folding endurance, tensile strength, reflectance, color, and pH are reported. Results support findings reported by other researchers that greater purity of wash water is not necessarily beneficial to paper. However, the findings presented here suggest that the acidity of the wash water and the composition of the paper are also factors influencing the effects of the washing treatments.
Originating Institution:
ICCROM
Location of Document:
ICCROM; MCI; LAC=BAC
ICCROM Shelf:
Per. iic 3
LAC Shelf:
9602
MCI Accession Number:
MCIMSC
Record Type:
Abstract
Literature Type:
Serial
Bibliographic Level:
Analytic
Old BCIN Number:
120385
BCIN Number:
74809
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