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Thesis Info

LABS ID
00901
Thesis Title
An Experimental Study of the Impact of the Physical-Chemical Damage of the Albumen Prints Photographs as a Result of Display, Storage and suitable Treatment Methods – Applied on Selected Objects
Author
Rasha Ahmed Shaheen
2nd Author
3rd Author
Degree
93/100
Year
2017
Number of Pages
170
University
Catania University, Italy
Thesis Supervisor
Mona Fouad Ali
Supervisor e-mail
monalyeg AT yahoo.com
Other Supervisor(s)
Politi Giuseppe, Ahmed Belal
Language(s) of Thesis
English
Department / Discipline
Physics and Chemisrty
Languages Familiar to Author
English
URL where full thesis can be found
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Keywords
Ismael Pasha, Photographs archive, Royal Vehicle Museum, Albumen photographic prints, Physical-chemical degradation, USB microscope, UV photography, Biological examination, SEM-ADX analysis, Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy, FTIR-ATR analysis, Display and
Abstract: 200-500 words
Previous studies of albumin photographs prints print components (albumin, silver halides, and paper) have shown that the components of photographs have a great sensitivity to environmental factors, which make cumulative damage to the photographic materials where its accelerate chemical reactions which happened to the components of albumin photographs prints in libraries, archives, museums, whether for display or storage, That damage caused by environmental factors does not appear to long time where that change occurs slowly. As a result of the significant damage caused by environmental factors on the royal collection of king Farouk wish it had stored in Royal Vehicle Museum (applied study), in this research we study the effect of environmental factors on components of the albumin photographs prints using the examination and analysis devices to carry out the suitable ways to conserve and preserve the royal collection of king Farouk. This research focus on the proportion of the damage caused to the photographs as a result of exposing images of factors damage physicochemical result of the displaying and bad storage of images. The study focused on two types of assessments: Assessment of physical properties, assessment of tonal qualities, and assessment of chemical properties. I have been using the FTIR-ATR analysis, SEM-EDX, and Colorimeter to determine the percentage of damage. So were those analyzes applied to the albumin used as an intermediary for photographs to determine the percentage of damage on the image and albumin, which helps to develop a sound plan to display photo storage.