Evaluation studies of cleaning methods for artworks: from chelating agents on inorganic substrates to Dry cleaning treatments on contemporary surfaces
@inproceedings{Bonino2015EvaluationSO,
title={Evaluation studies of cleaning methods for artworks: from chelating agents on inorganic substrates to Dry cleaning treatments on contemporary surfaces},
author={S Bonino and V. C. Emanuela},
year={2015}
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