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Standards for Archival Materials
William K. Wilson and Susan Lee-Bechtold
Chapter 16, pp 291-315
Monitoring the Autoxidation of Paper Using Photographic Materials
Vincent D. Daniels
Chapter 17, pp 317-327
The Kinetics of Cellulose Deterioration
R. L. Feller, S. B. Lee, and J. Bogaard
Chapter 18, pp 329-347
Fourier Transform IR Spectroscopy and Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis
Use in the Study of Paper Documents
David N.-S. Hon
Chapter 19, pp 349-361
Gel Permeation Chromatography
Use in Estimating the Effect of Water Washing on the Long-Term Stability of Cellulosic Fibers
Helen D. Burgess
Chapter 20, pp 363-376
Influence of the Hemicellulose Fraction on Thermal and Photochemical Discoloration of Paper
S. B. Lee and R. L. Feller
Chapter 21, pp 377-386
The Influence of Copper and Iron on the Permanence of Paper
Chandru J. Shahani and Frank H. Hengemihle
Chapter 22, pp 387-410
Accelerated Aging of Cellulosic Textiles at Different Temperatures The Effect of Tetrahydridoborate Reduction
Ira Block and Hye Kyung Kim
Chapter 23, pp 411-425
Stabilization of Paper Through Sodium Borohydride Treatment
Lucia C. Tang
Chapter 24, pp 427-441
A National Preservation Effort
Hopes and Realities
NORMAN J. SHAFFER
Chapter 1, pp 3-11
Archival Methods of Treatment for Library Documents
PETER WATERS
Chapter 2, pp 13-23
Regional Conservation
A New England Example
ANN RUSSELL
Chapter 3, pp 25-31
Paper Conservation in Spain
JOHN P. McCLEARY
Chapter 4, pp 33-44
Permanence/Durability and Preservation Research at the Barrow Laboratory
DAVID D. ROBERSON
Chapter 5, pp 45-55
Watermarks and What They Can Tell Us
T. L. GRAVELL
Chapter 6, pp 57-62
Washing and Deacidifying Paper in the Same Operation
LUCIA C. TANG
Chapter 7, pp 63-86
The Effect of Magnesium Bicarbonate Solutions on Various Papers
WILLIAM K. WILSON, RUTH A. GOLDING, R. H. McCLAREN, and JAMES L. GEAR
Chapter 8, pp 87-107
Inhibition of Light Sensitivity of Papers Treated with Diethyl Zinc
GEORGE B. KELLY, JR. and JOHN C. WILLIAMS
Chapter 9, pp 109-117
Yellowing of Modern Papers
DAVID N.-S. HON
Chapter 10, pp 119-141
Determination of Trace Elements in Paper by Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence
VICTOR F. HANSON
Chapter 11, pp 143-168
The Crystallinity of Cellulosic Fibers
Dependence on History and Influence on Properties
RAJAI H. ATALLA
Chapter 12, pp 169-176
The Application of Several Empirical Equations to Describe the Change of Properties of Paper on Accelerated Aging
G. D. MENDENHALL, G. B. KELLY, and J. C. WILLIAMS
Chapter 13, pp 177-188
A Kinetic Study of the Influence of Acidity on the Accelerated Aging of Paper
J. S. ARNEY and A. H. CHAPDELAINE
Chapter 14, pp 189-204
The Effect of Humectant and Wet Strength Resin on the Folding Endurance of Alkalized Paper
JOHN C. WILLIAMS
Chapter 15, pp 205-216
The Effects of Varying Relative Humidity Conditions on the Folding Endurance of Aged Paper Samples
ADRIAN C. SCLAWY
Chapter 16, pp 217-222
Methods for Enhancing Ultraviolet and Radiation Grafting of Monomers to Cellulose and Derivatives to Improve Properties of Value to Conservation
NEIL P. DAVIS, JOHN L. GARNETT, MERVIN A. LONG, GEOFFREY MAJOR, and KENNETH J. NICOL
Chapter 17, pp 223-240
The Impact of Increasing Paper Consumption and Resource Limitations on Alkaline Papermaking
R. W. HAGEMEYER
Chapter 18, pp 241-249
Book Preservation for the Librarian
BERNARD C. MIDDLETON
Chapter 1, pp 3-23
The Development of Permanent Paper
RICHARD A. STUHRKE
Chapter 2, pp 24-36
Metallic Catalysts in the Oxidative Degradation of Paper
J. C. WILLIAMS, C. S. FOWLER, M. S. LYON, and T. L. MERRILL
Chapter 3, pp 37-61
Methylmagnesium Carbonate—An Improved Nonaqueous Deacidification Agent
GEORGE B. KELLY, JR., LUCIA C. TANG, and MARTA K. KRASNOW
Chapter 4, pp 62-71
Morpholine Deacidification of Whole Books
BERNARD F. WALKER
Chapter 5, pp 72-87
Questions Concerning the Design of Paper Pulp for Repairing Art on Paper
ROY PERKINSON and ROBERT FUTERNICK
Chapter 6, pp 88-94
An Evaluation of Recent Developments for the Mass Drying of Books
GEORGE M. CUNHA
Chapter 7, pp 95-104
Simulation of Flood for Preparing Reproducible Water-Damaged Books and Evaluation of Traditional and New Drying Processes
DAVID J. FISCHER
Chapter 8, pp 105-123
Conservation Research: Use of Dielectric and Microwave Energy to Thaw and Dry Frozen Library Materials
DAVID J. FISCHER
Chapter 9, pp 124-138
Conservation Research: Fumigation and Sterilization of Flood-Contaminated Library, Office, Photographic, and Archival Materials
DAVID J. FISCHER
Chapter 10, pp 139-148
Design of a Liquified Gas Mass Deacidification System for Paper and Books
RICHARD DANIEL SMITH
Chapter 11, pp 149-158
The Application of Chemical and Physical Tests in Estimating the Potential Permanence of Paper and Papermaking Materials
B. L. BROWNING
Chapter 19, pp 275-285
Determination and Significance of Activation Energy in Permanence Tests
GLEN G. GRAY
Chapter 20, pp 286-313
Stages in the Deterioration of Organic Materials
R. L. FELLER
Chapter 21, pp 314-335
Use of the Arrhenius Equation in Multicomponent Systems
N. S. BAER and N. INDICTOR
Chapter 22, pp 336-351
Thermal Analysis Study of Paper Permanence
ALLEN A. DUSWALT
Chapter 23, pp 352-361
Thermogravimetric Analysis of Pulps III: TGA Profiles
R. D. CARDWELL and P. LUNER
Chapter 24, pp 362-381
Thermogravimetric Analysis of Pulps IV: Thermal Stability Indices
R. D. CARDWELL and P. LUNER
Chapter 25, pp 382-396