2005
DOI: 10.1039/b419080g
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Micro Raman spectroscopy used for the study of corrosion products on copper alloys: study of the chemical composition of artificial patinas used for restoration purposes

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“…We compared the measurements to the results obtained on reference products present in the database we created specifically to study the atmospheric corrosion of copper alloys. 9,14,16 Raman measurements were repeated at several points on the sample's surface. All patinas showed a homogeneous composition, which meant that the same spectrum was recorded over the entire area, independent of the visual aspect of the measurement point.…”
Section: Artificial Patinasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We compared the measurements to the results obtained on reference products present in the database we created specifically to study the atmospheric corrosion of copper alloys. 9,14,16 Raman measurements were repeated at several points on the sample's surface. All patinas showed a homogeneous composition, which meant that the same spectrum was recorded over the entire area, independent of the visual aspect of the measurement point.…”
Section: Artificial Patinasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patina D was prepared with an additional ingredient, sodium chlorate NaClO 3 , in comparison to patinas B and C. To verify whether the bands could be due to patination ingredients having crystallized simply on the sample's surface, their positions were compared with those of copper nitrate and sodium chlorate. 9 Only the bands at 962, 936 and 493 cm 1 could be due to traces of sodium chlorate. The remaining unidentified bands could be due to the formation of noncrystalline products.…”
Section: Artificial Patinasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Frost 24 reported a Raman spectrum of natural nantokite, which is strikingly similar to that of quartz; the spectrum was obtained with a 632.8 nm laser. Hayez et al 25 on the contrary, reported that nantokite has a very bad Raman response and thermally degrades under laser light. We were not able to record a Raman spectrum on synthetic nantokite, neither with 514.5 nor with 632.8 nm laser, because of systematic degradation of the product.…”
Section: Raman Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Niektoré tími použili aj doplnkovú techniku na odlíšenie minerálov vytvorených na bronze v rôznych prostrediach [86]. Len málo štúdií uvádza Ramanovú spektroskópiu ako jedinú techniku pre charakterizáciu rôznych koróznych produktov na bronze [21,24,[86][87][88][89][90]. De la Roja et al študoval rozdielne zelené patiny, ktoré boli vytvorené na medi a jej zliatinách pomocou zelených pigmentov, tak zvanej medenky [87].…”
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“…De la Roja et al študoval rozdielne zelené patiny, ktoré boli vytvorené na medi a jej zliatinách pomocou zelených pigmentov, tak zvanej medenky [87]. Existujú rôzne dáta z Ramanovej spektroskopie chloridov a minerálov medi [88,89] a Ramanove spektrá niektorých bežných fáz skorodovanej medi [90]. Ale je pomerne málo štúdií o Ramanových spektrách týkajúcich sa rôznych patín na medi a jej zliatinách [21,24].…”
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