Coating processes – Plant member or animal specimen coating
Patent
1981-06-09
1982-05-04
Silverberg, Sam
Coating processes
Plant member or animal specimen coating
252400A, 252407, 252380, 422 40, A01N 300, C09K 1506
Patent
active
043282563
ABSTRACT:
A process for preserving green colored plant tissues and in particular coniferous needles, holly and low fiber leaves such as mosses, lichens and ferns in which selected leaves are immersed in a solution comprising (by volume) 35-45% water, 20-30% 2-propanol, 5-12% propionic acid, 5-10% sulphurous acid, 5-10% formalin, 2.5-5% formic acid, 1-5% ethylene glycol, and optionally minor amounts of compounds selected from the group consisting of cupric sulphate, cupric chloride, 20-20-20 fertilizer, citric acid, DBE, magnesium sulphate, acetic acid, cupric acetate, cupric nitrate, sodium phosphate, sodium sulfite, butylated hydroxytolulene and glycerol, for a sufficient time to exchange the naturally occurring water in the tissues with the "chemical water" of the solution and thereby permanently retain and biologically fix the green color of the leaves.
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Romero-Sierra Cesar
Webb John C.
Hicks Richard J.
Johnson Stanley E.
Queen's University at Kingston
Silverberg Sam
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