NANOTECHNOLOGY IN THE CULTURAL HERITAGE - INFLUENCE OF NANOSPENSIONS ADOPTED BY NANOPARTICLES OF TiO2 FOR CLEANING THE SURFACE OF HISTORICAL PLASTERS
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https://doi.org/10.14311/CEJ.2017.03.0019Keywords:
Calcium hydroxide, TiO2, fotocatalysis, nanosuspension, cleaning, antimicrobialAbstract
The continuous development of nanostructure and the study of physico - chemical processes
in the nanometer range lead to new methods that can slow down the degradation processes of a
work of art, or even restore damage caused, for example, by an inappropriate restoration process.
The use of nanosuspensions based on calcium hydroxide is probably the most widespread
application of nanomaterials in heritage care, especially in the field of hardening of lime building
materials (plaster, limestone, etc.). In combination with titanium dioxide, it should be a successful
suspension in the fight against biological agents, surface contamination or in the protection of UVresistant
building materials.
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