Sterilization and structural reinforcement of art objects made o

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board

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422 22, 427 44, B05D 306, A61L 100

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ABSTRACT:
A method for treatment of an organic material containing art object, such as a wood carving, a painting on wood or canvas, a textile hanging or a tooled leather saddle, for preservation and restoration thereof. The method includes the steps of partially impregnating the art object with an unsaturated resin and exposing the partially impregnated art object to a large dose of radiation to polymerize the resin, without addition of any catalysts and without the production of any significant exothermic reaction. The polymerized resin strengthens the art object and the radiation sterilizes the art object, destroying insects, molds, and other destructive biological vectors.

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