Proceedings of the Chemistry and Conservation ScienceA brief description of different types of silicate glasses is made and the origin of colour in glasses is discussed. The principles of corrosion in glass, illustrated with a few examples, will be explained. Applications of several techniques in the chemical characterization of glasses will be shown, namely X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometry (XRF), Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Optical Absorption Spectroscopy and Laser Ablation Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry (LA-FTICR/MS), and Particle Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE)
This work reports new insight into the mechanism of natural and long-term glass corrosion acquired ...
Glass has been used in widespread applications within several sectors since ancient times and it has...
X-Ray Spectrom. 2003; 32: 396–401The elemental composition (K, Ca, Ti, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, A...
Glass finds application in multiple domains, from the technological field to the artistic one. The s...
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The current work aims to describe surface weathering of ancient glasses in marine environment. All d...
Glass is an extraordinary material that has been used for millennia, combining refinement with pract...
International audienceDue to the good chemical stability of chemical bonds forming silicates, glass ...
The present study focuses on technological developments in the history of glass technology. I select...
Historical decorated glass and glazed ceramics are studied with the object to determine the technolo...
This paper reports the research on the physical-chemical response of silicate glasses subjected to t...
The sophisticated colors of medieval glasses arise from theirtransition metal (TM) impurities and ca...
To investigate the mechanisms of deterioration of historical glasses, under natural evolution, some ...
The present investigation focuses on some glass objects among those discovered in an area around the...
This work reports new insight into the mechanism of natural and long-term glass corrosion acquired ...
Glass has been used in widespread applications within several sectors since ancient times and it has...
X-Ray Spectrom. 2003; 32: 396–401The elemental composition (K, Ca, Ti, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, A...
Glass finds application in multiple domains, from the technological field to the artistic one. The s...
This research investigates the physical manifestation and chemical mechanisms andprocesses of biolog...
Currently the importance of the application of non-invasive and portable techniques to the character...
The current work aims to describe surface weathering of ancient glasses in marine environment. All d...
Glass is an extraordinary material that has been used for millennia, combining refinement with pract...
International audienceDue to the good chemical stability of chemical bonds forming silicates, glass ...
The present study focuses on technological developments in the history of glass technology. I select...
Historical decorated glass and glazed ceramics are studied with the object to determine the technolo...
This paper reports the research on the physical-chemical response of silicate glasses subjected to t...
The sophisticated colors of medieval glasses arise from theirtransition metal (TM) impurities and ca...
To investigate the mechanisms of deterioration of historical glasses, under natural evolution, some ...
The present investigation focuses on some glass objects among those discovered in an area around the...
This work reports new insight into the mechanism of natural and long-term glass corrosion acquired ...
Glass has been used in widespread applications within several sectors since ancient times and it has...
X-Ray Spectrom. 2003; 32: 396–401The elemental composition (K, Ca, Ti, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, A...