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Adhesive compendium for conservation / written and compiled by Jane L. Down.
Main entry:

Down, Jane L., author, editor.

Title & Author:

Adhesive compendium for conservation / written and compiled by Jane L. Down.

Publication:

Ottawa, Ontario : Canadian Conservation Institute = Institut canadien de conservation, [2015]
©2015

Description:

x, 256 pages : colour illustrations, graphs ; 28 cm

Notes:
Issued also in French under title: Compendium des adhésifs pour la conservation.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 205-236) and index.
Introduction. Definitions ; Selecting adhesives and consolidants for conservation ; Bonding ; Adhesion and cohesion ; Types of bond failure ; Polymers ; Thermoplastic polymers ; Thermosetting polymers ; Polymer molecular weight / Jane L. Down -- Liquid adhesive properties. Adhesive composition ; Solutions ; Solubility parameters ; Selecting safer solvents for adhesives ; Dispersions and emulsions ; Other additives in adhesives ; Wetting ; Viscosity ; pH ; Shelf life / Jane L. Down -- Bonding. Clean surfaces and surface preparation ; Substrate fit ; Adhesive and substrate contact ; Bond thickness ; Joint design ; Setting mechanisms ; Setting time ; Shrinkage on setting / Jane L. Down -- Solid adhesive properties. Glass transition temperature ; Mechanical properties ; Coefficients of expansion ; Optical properties ; Aging and testing adhesives ; Removing adhesives / Jane L. Down -- A brief introduction to consolidation issues. Consolidants ; Achieving penetration ; Avoiding reverse migration ; Consolidation techniques ; Removability of consolidants / George Wheeler and Stefan Michalski -- Technical and aging information on adhesive classes. Organic - Natural (Proteins [animal glues, fish glues, etc.] ; Polysaccharides [starches, destrins, etc.] ; Cellulose ethers [methylcellulose, hydroxyethylcellulose, etc.] ; Cellulose esters - Cellulose acetate - Ccellulose nitrate ; Shellac) ; Organic - Synthetic (Poly [vinyl acetates] and copolymers ; Poly [vinyl alcohols] ; Poly [vinyl butyrals] ; Acrylics ; Cyanoacrylates ; Poly [2-ethyl-2-oxazoline] ; Epoxy resins ; Soluble nylon) ; Partially inorganic (Silicones [polysiloxanes] and silanes / Jane L. Down -- Choosing adhesives and/or consolidants for conservation treatments. Introduction / Carole Dignard ; Paper artifacts / Sherry Guild and Anne F. Maheux ; Photographic materials / Gregory Hill ; Books / Lynn Curry and Genevieve Samson ; Leather and skin / Carole Dignard and Janet Mason ; Textiles / Irene F. Karsten and Jan Vuori ; Basketry / Ruth E. Norton ; Paintings / Wendy Baker ; Archaeological bone and ivory / Tara Grant ; Furniture and wooden objects / Donald C. Williams ; Waterlogged arhcaeological wood / David W. Grattan ; Plastic and rubbers / Julia Fenn ; Ceramics and glass / Stephen P. Koob ; Fossil vertebrate specimens / Amy Davidson, Lisa Kronthal Elkin and Samantha Alderson ; Stone / George Wheeler.
Summary:

Introduction. Definitions ; Selecting adhesives and consolidants for conservation ; Bonding ; Adhesion and cohesion ; Types of bond failure ; Polymers ; Thermoplastic polymers ; Thermosetting polymers ; Polymer molecular weight / Jane L. Down -- Liquid adhesive properties. Adhesive composition ; Solutions ; Solubility parameters ; Selecting safer solvents for adhesives ; Dispersions and emulsions ; Other additives in adhesives ; Wetting ; Viscosity ; pH ; Shelf life / Jane L. Down -- Bonding. Clean surfaces and surface preparation ; Substrate fit ; Adhesive and substrate contact ; Bond thickness ; Joint design ; Setting mechanisms ; Setting time ; Shrinkage on setting / Jane L. Down -- Solid adhesive properties. Glass transition temperature ; Mechanical properties ; Coefficients of expansion ; Optical properties ; Aging and testing adhesives ; Removing adhesives / Jane L. Down -- A brief introduction to consolidation issues. Consolidants ; Achieving penetration ; Avoiding reverse migration ; Consolidation techniques ; Removability of consolidants / George Wheeler and Stefan Michalski -- Technical and aging information on adhesive classes. Organic - Natural (Proteins [animal glues, fish glues, etc.] ; Polysaccharides [starches, destrins, etc.] ; Cellulose ethers [methylcellulose, hydroxyethylcellulose, etc.] ; Cellulose esters - Cellulose acetate - Ccellulose nitrate ; Shellac) ; Organic - Synthetic (Poly [vinyl acetates] and copolymers ; Poly [vinyl alcohols] ; Poly [vinyl butyrals] ; Acrylics ; Cyanoacrylates ; Poly [2-ethyl-2-oxazoline] ; Epoxy resins ; Soluble nylon) ; Partially inorganic (Silicones [polysiloxanes] and silanes / Jane L. Down -- Choosing adhesives and/or consolidants for conservation treatments. Introduction / Carole Dignard ; Paper artifacts / Sherry Guild and Anne F. Maheux ; Photographic materials / Gregory Hill ; Books / Lynn Curry and Genevieve Samson ; Leather and skin / Carole Dignard and Janet Mason ; Textiles / Irene F. Karsten and Jan Vuori ; Basketry / Ruth E. Norton ; Paintings / Wendy Baker ; Archaeological bone and ivory / Tara Grant ; Furniture and wooden objects / Donald C. Williams ; Waterlogged arhcaeological wood / David W. Grattan ; Plastic and rubbers / Julia Fenn ; Ceramics and glass / Stephen P. Koob ; Fossil vertebrate specimens / Amy Davidson, Lisa Kronthal Elkin and Samantha Alderson ; Stone / George Wheeler.

ISBN:

9780660203195 (paperback)
0660203197 (paperback)

Subject:

Adhesives.
Museum conservation methods.
Adhésifs.
Musées Méthodes de conservation.
adhesive.

Added entries:

Canadian Conservation Institute, issuing body.
Canadian Conservation Institute publisher.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 290752
Call No.: BIB 233909
Status: Available

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