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Evaluation of Montmorillonite (MMT)/polymer nanocomposite in gap filling of archaeological bones
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45
Abstract
Archaeological bones are exposed to various deterioration factors, so polymers are used to im-prove their properties and give more durability. Traditional pastes were applied and evaluated be-fore. This study aims to evaluate some modified pastes in order to improve the properties of tradi-tional pastes. Montmorillonite MMT was modified with amino acid and characterized in terms of Fourier Transfo...
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Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
2019
Article
Open Access
Institution
Conservation Department, Faculty of Archaeology, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt,
National Research Centre, polymers and pigments department,
Conservation Centre, Grand Egyptian Museum, Ministry of Antiquities, Egypt,
Textile Metrology Department, National Institute for Standards, Tersa Street, Giza, Egypt
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Evaluation of Montmorillonite (MMT)/polymer nanocomposite in gap filling of archaeological bones
Citations:
9
References:
45
Abstract
Archaeological bones are exposed to various deterioration factors, so polymers are used to im-prove their properties and give more durability. Traditional pastes were applied and evaluated be-fore. This study aims to evaluate some modified pastes in order to improve the properties of tradi-tional pastes. Montmorillonite MMT was modified with amino acid and characterized in terms of Fourier Transfo...
Keywords
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
2019
Article
Open Access
Institution
Conservation Department, Faculty of Archaeology, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt,
National Research Centre, polymers and pigments department,
Conservation Centre, Grand Egyptian Museum, Ministry of Antiquities, Egypt,
Textile Metrology Department, National Institute for Standards, Tersa Street, Giza, Egypt
2-Y Citation Average
0.712
Language
Country