Using Ca(OH)2 as Alternative Support for an Egyptian Coptic Fresco Painting
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Abstract
Many mural paintings stored in museums suffer from the heavy loaded added gypsum layers to the background. Currently anew way will be used for support the back ground of mural painting using the nanocalcium hydroxide which added to the background of it. This nanomaterial is smoothly penetrate inside the mural painting structure then it combines with CO2 producing CaCO3 the original binder in all mural paintings especially fresco paintings, The mechanical characteristics were tested to determine the change in properties of the interior structure of the treated Coptic fresco painting
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OpenAlex topics: Building materials and conservation · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis · Conservation Techniques and Studies
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Affiliations
National Museum of Egyptian Civilization
Advanced Materials Department Central Metallurgical Research & Development (CMRDI)
Cairo University
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