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020			_a9781788011389
041			_aeng
082			_a535.846 VAN/R
100			_aVandenabeele, Peter _99396
100			_aEdwards, Howell _99397
245			_aRaman spectroscopy in archaeology and art history; Vol. 2
260			_bRSC -- _c2018 _aUnited Kingdom --
300			_axviii, 349p.
520			_aVolume 1. Ramen spectroscopy allows the non-destructive examination of objects of archaeological and historical importance to characterise their chemical composition and structure and help determine their provenance. The authors give an explanation of Raman spectroscopy and an introduction to the techniques used. Seventeen case studies are given to show work on : dyes and pigments ; artefacts ; biological materials and degradation ; and jewellery and precious stones. It also describes a database of 74 Raman spectra of standard minerals of relevance to metal corrosion, stained glass, and prehistoric rock art.
650			_aPhysics _99398
650			_aLight and related radiation _99399
650			_aArchaeology Methodology _99400
650			_aArt Expertise _99401
650			_aConnoisseurship _99402
650			_aC. V. Raman _99403
942			_cBK