A new application of Fiber optics reflection spectroscopy (FORS): Identification of “bronze disease” induced corrosion products on ancient bronzes
Authors:
- Wei LiuWLWei Liu
- Mo LiMLMo Li
- Na WuNWNa Wu
- Siran LiuSLSiran Liu
- Jianli ChenJCJianli Chen
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- 1 May 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Cultural Heritage
- Vol. 49, 19-27
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