Article | REF: COR675 V2

Corrosion of archaeological ferrous artefacts

Authors: Philippe DILLMANN, Delphine NEFF

Publication date: December 10, 2012

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Understanding very long-term iron corrosion mechanisms is of interest to two communities: on the one hand, those involved in the conservation/restoration of archaeological artefacts and, on the other, corrosion specialists and engineers who are asked to predict the corrosion behavior of ferrous materials over multi-century periods

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