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Thermal-fluctuation mechanism of long-term corrosion of glass caused by internal stress: processes of depolymerization, impurity migration and fracturing on an atomic scale
Irina F. Kadikova, Tatyana V. Yuryeva, Ekaterina A. Morozova +4
Long-term corrosion of glass is studied using polarising light microscopy, FTIR and SEM including EDX and elemental mapping. Early 19th century beads made of lead-potassium glass a…
Crystals in the 19th century glass beads
Irina F. Kadikova, Tatyana V. Yuryeva, Ekaterina A. Morozova +5
Glass seed beads probably are the most numerous group of art historical glass. From the ancient times to the modern era, glass beads played an essential role in culture, as they we…
Identification of CaCuSiO (Egyptian blue) in the "Birch. Spring" painting by Robert Falk (1907) using photoluminescence
Svetlana A. Pisareva, Irina N. Shibanova, Irina F. Kadikova +4
We have detected Egyptian blue pigment in the paint layer of the "Birch. Spring" painting by Robert Falk (1907); we have also found this pigment in the paints of the sketch drawn o…
Cathodoluminescence of CdZnSSe crystals synthesized in 19th century bead glass
Tatyana V. Yuryeva, Sergey A. Malykhin, Andrey A. Kudryavtsev +3
The article presents an experimental investigation of band-edge cathodoluminescence of CdZnSSe crystals that nucleated and grew in silicate glass melt during its production. We hav…
Crystallites in Color Glass Beads of the 19th Century and Their Influence on Fatal Deterioration of Glass
E. A. Morozova, I. F. Kadikova, T. V. Yuryeva +1
Glass corrosion is a crucial problem in keeping and conservation of beadworks in museums. All kinds of glass beads undergo deterioration but blue-green lead-potassium glass beads o…
Study of deteriorating semiopaque turquoise lead-potassium glass beads at different stages of corrosion using micro-FTIR spectroscopy
Irina F. Kadikova, Ekaterina A. Morozova, Tatyana V. Yuryeva +2
Nowadays, a problem of historical beadworks conservation in museum collections is actual more than ever because of fatal corrosion of the 19th century glass beads. Vibrational spec…
KSbOSiO microcrystallites as a source of corrosion of blue-green lead-potassium glass beads of the 19th century
T. V. Yuryeva, I. B. Afanasyev, E. A. Morozova +3
Presently, deterioration of glass beads is a significant problem in conservation and restoration of beaded exhibits in museums. Glass corrosion affects nearly all kinds of beads bu…