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==Abstract==
==Abstract==
The present overview aimed to give a brief state-ofthe-art report from the wealth of publications that have addressed salts in the deterioration of porous materials. It has clearly shown that the deterioration of porous materials induced by salt crystallization cannot be explained by a single mechanism. It has also made clear that the presence of water and/or moisture in the porous material is as important as the type of salt and the nature, texture, porosity, and interior surface of the material. Moisture transport within a pore system and the changes resulting from variations in environmental tonditions-i.e., temperature and RH-are key to understanding the development of the observed deterioration patterns. The synergism that occurs among porous material, salt, and moisture will lead to the "moisture-salt-spiral" (Snethlage et al. 1996, 129) of 'increasing deterioration rates.
The present overview aimed to give a brief state-ofthe-art report from the wealth of publications that have addressed salts in the deterioration of porous materials. It has clearly shown that the deterioration of porous materials induced by salt crystallization cannot be explained by a single mechanism. It has also made clear that the presence of water and/or moisture in the porous material is as important as the type of salt and the nature, texture, porosity, and interior surface of the material. Moisture transport within a pore system and the changes resulting from variations in environmental tonditions-i.e., temperature and RH-are key to understanding the development of the observed deterioration patterns. The synergism that occurs among porous material, salt, and moisture will lead to the "moisture-salt-spiral" (Snethlage et al. 1996, 129) of 'increasing deterioration rates.
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Autor Charola, A. E.
Jahr 2000
Titel Salts in the deterioration of porous materials: An overview
Bibtex @article { Charola:2000,

title = {Salts in the deterioration of porous materials: An overview}, journal = {Journal of the American Institute of Conservation}, year = {2000}, volume = {39}, number = {3}, pages = {327-343}, note = { The present overview aimed to give a brief state-ofthe-art report from the wealth of publications that have addressed salts in the deterioration of porous materials. It has clearly shown that the deterioration of porous materials induced by salt crystallization cannot be explained by a single mechanism. It has also made clear that the presence of water and/or moisture in the porous material is as important as the type of salt and the nature, texture, porosity, and interior surface of the material. Moisture transport within a pore system and the changes resulting from variations in environmental tonditions-i.e., temperature and RH-are key to understanding the development of the observed deterioration patterns. The synergism that occurs among porous material, salt, and moisture will lead to the "moisture-salt-spiral" (Snethlage et al. 1996, 129) of 'increasing deterioration rates.}, author = {Charola, A. Elena} }

DOI https://doi.org/10.1179/019713600806113176
Link https://cool.culturalheritage.org/jaic/articles/jaic39-03-002.html
Bemerkungen in: Journal of the American Institute of Conservation, 39 (3), S.327-343


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[Charola:2000]Charola, A. E. (2000): Salts in the deterioration of porous materials: An overview. In: Journal of the American Institute of Conservation, 39 (3), 327-343, https://doi.org/10.1179/019713600806113176Link zu Google Scholar

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The present overview aimed to give a brief state-ofthe-art report from the wealth of publications that have addressed salts in the deterioration of porous materials. It has clearly shown that the deterioration of porous materials induced by salt crystallization cannot be explained by a single mechanism. It has also made clear that the presence of water and/or moisture in the porous material is as important as the type of salt and the nature, texture, porosity, and interior surface of the material. Moisture transport within a pore system and the changes resulting from variations in environmental tonditions-i.e., temperature and RH-are key to understanding the development of the observed deterioration patterns. The synergism that occurs among porous material, salt, and moisture will lead to the "moisture-salt-spiral" (Snethlage et al. 1996, 129) of 'increasing deterioration rates.

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