Sentence examples for deterioration of paper from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker makes no secret of his point of view: he believes that primary records, in all their papery glory, should be preserved; that reports about the aging and deterioration of paper have been vastly exaggerated; and that the disposal of these original texts by space-squeezed libraries is a crime.

Copper pigments promote the deterioration of paper objects; hence, it has been problematic to paper conservation since many valuable historical manuscripts contain copper green pigments.

Of those measured by SPME emitting directly from paper within the book heptane, toluene, furfural, benzaldehyde and trimethylbenzene were 5 analytes that featured in the VOC sampling campaign indicating that their source may have been from the deterioration of paper.

It is therefore suggested that both acetic acid and furfural (possibly also trimethylbenzenes, ethyltoluene, decane and camphor) may be present in the indoor atmosphere as a result of cellulose degradation and together may act as an inferential non-invasive marker for the deterioration of paper.

Keep your maps and manuscripts away from strong direct or reflected sunlight, as this will fade the colors and worsen the deterioration of the paper.

Among these studies, 12 showed that haematological cancer altered overall QoL, 8 papers found a deterioration of physical dimension, 8 papers reported on functional and role dimensions, 11 papers reported on the psychological component and 9 on the social component.

One of the main routes of paper deterioration is by acid catalysed hydrolysis of cellulose, resulting in depolymerisation (Dp) and loss of structural integrity [3].

Based on the results given here it is suggested that elevated concentrations of a combination of analytes may indicate emissive products produced as a result of paper deterioration; acetic acid, furfural, ethyltolune, trimethylbenzenes, decane and camphor.

These risks include the deterioration, conservation and storage of paper and ligno-cellulosic objects that have been affected by metal-tannin corrosion throughout, many of which are stored in archives, libraries and museums.

Purewal [15] already suggested that it is due to the uptake of mercury by the mount paper, however based on our work we suggest that it is mainly due to the presence of paper deterioration products, because mercuric chloride was found as particles on the specimen (Fig. 8).

But, although the deterioration of sales of OS paper maps is slower than that experienced by its rivals, the organisation has nevertheless reported a 5% year-on-year decline in purchases of its staple Explorer and Landranger series of folded maps.