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Deterioration of other materials and structures

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Book chapter
Creator (person)
Thornton, Jonathan
Umney, Nick
Landrey, Gregory
Doyal, Sherry
Gill, Kathryn
Griffith, Roger
Rivers, Shayne
Date published
2007
Abstract
Organic coatings slow down, but do not stop, this behaviour. Ivory is particularly quick to respond to changes in humidity and the application of water and solvents due to the fine tubes (tubules) which penetrate it throughout. Thin pieces of ivory are much more sensitive to humidity changes than thick pieces and even the moisture from handling can be enough to cause them to warp.
Book title
Conservation of Furniture
Editor
Rivers, Shayne
Umney, Nick
Pagination
315-363
Publisher
Informa UK Limited
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.4324/9780080524641-18
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DOI
10.4324/9780080524641-18
Keywords
Microclimate
Furniture Conservation
Preventive Conservation
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