No. 25 (2020): Revista Conserva
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Critical Literature Review on the Application of Nanoparticles for ph Control in Books and Documents

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  • Mónica Moreno Falcón
Mónica Moreno Falcón
Universidad Pablo de Olavide

Published 2024-12-27

Keywords

  • nanotechnology,
  • deacidification,
  • pH control,
  • alkaline reserve,
  • cellulose
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Critical Literature Review on the Application of Nanoparticles for ph Control in Books and Documents. (2024). Revista Conserva, 25, 11-21. https://doi.org/10.70721/rc.n25.2020.11

Abstract

The acidification of cellulose is one of the primary causes of deterioration in books and documents made from wood pulp. This is the main reason why pH control treatments are regularly applied by conservation-restoration professionals, despite the challenges posed by the use of carbonates, bicarbonates, hydroxides, and other compounds for this purpose. This article provides a summary of the practical potential of nanotechnology in paper deacidification processes and reviews the benefits of calcium hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide, carbonate, bicarbonate, and calcium propionate when applied at the nanometric scale.

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