Noninvasive depth profiling of walls by portable nuclear magnetic resonance
Noninvasive depth profiling of walls by portable nuclear magnetic resonance
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通过便携式核磁共振对墙壁进行无创深度分析
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
L. Isolani
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作者:
B. Blümich;A. Haber;F. Casanova;E. Federico;Victoria Boardman;G. Wahl;Antonella Stilliano;L. Isolani
AbstractA compact and mobile single-sided 1H NMR sensor, the NMR-MOUSE®, has been employed in the nondestructive characterization of the layer structure of historic walls and wall paintings. Following laboratory tests on a model hidden fresco, paint and mortar layers were studied at Villa Palagione and the Seminario Vescovile di Sant’ Andrea in Volterra, Italy. Different paint and mortar layers were identified, and further characterized by portable X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy where accessible. In the detached and restored fresco “La Madonna della Carcere” from the Fortezza Medicea in Volterra, paint and mortar layers were discriminated and differences in the moisture content of the adhesive that fixes the detached wall painting to its support were found in both restored and original sections. These investigations encourage the use of the portable and single-sided NMR technology for nondestructive studies of the layer structure and conservation state of historic walls.
FigureA mobile NMR machine measuring a depth profile into a painted, old wall to unravel the layers from mortar and paint