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Rigid Gels and Enzyme Cleaning

@inproceedings{Cremonesi2012RigidGA,
  title={Rigid Gels and Enzyme Cleaning},
  author={P. Cremonesi},
  year={2012}
}
  • P. Cremonesi
  • Published 2012
  • Materials Science
    • Hydrolytic enzymes and polysaccharide- based rigid gels represent two very helpful cleaning tools for a variety of polychrome artworks: moveable paintings, wooden polychrome sculp- tures, paper and library materials, and in some instances mineral or inorganic supports. In addition, they can be used for other tasks that are not, strictly speaking, the cleaning of a painted surface, but rather more structural interventions, such as the removal of aged film formers, such as adhesives and… CONTINUE READING
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