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Moisture Content Isolines and the Glass Transition of Photographic Gelatin; Their Significance to Cold Storage and Accelerated Aging

Moisture Content Isolines and the Glass Transition of Photographic Gelatin; Their Significance to Cold Storage and Accelerated Aging

McCormick-Goodhart, Mark H.
Date: 1996

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McCormick-Goodhart, Mark H. 1996. "Moisture Content Isolines and the Glass Transition of Photographic Gelatin; Their Significance to Cold Storage and Accelerated Aging." in Research Techniques in Photographic Conservation (Proceedings of the Copenhagen Conference 14-19 May 1995), 65–70. Copenhagen: The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.

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