The impact of gallic acid on iron gall ink corrosion
@article{RouchonQuillet2004TheIO, title={The impact of gallic acid on iron gall ink corrosion}, author={V. Rouchon-Quillet and C. R{\'e}mazeilles and J. Bernard and A. Wattiaux and L. Fourn{\`e}s}, journal={Applied Physics A}, year={2004}, volume={79}, pages={389-392} }
Many old manuscripts suffer from iron-gall ink corrosion, threatening our graphic heritage. Corroded papers become brown and brittle with age. The chemical reactions involved in this corrosion are relatively well known: they include both acidic hydrolysis and oxidation catalysed by free iron(II). Yet, a great variety of iron-gall ink recipes, including a wide range of constituents can be found in the literature and the visual aspect of old inks, can be very different from one inscription to… CONTINUE READING
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