Titlebook: Beyond Copper Soaps; Characterization of Luciana da Costa Carvalho Book 2022 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Swi

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Corroding Copper in the Laboratory,This chapter reports the results from?electrochemistry experiments?where copper coupons?were corroded?in electrolytes of different compositions. They?illustrate that corrosion products?can contain more than inorganic compounds when?organic substances are present.?

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Copper-Organic Complexes Synthetized Electrochemically,This chapter presents the residues obtained from corroding copper in palmitic acid, stearic acid, oleic acid, linoleic acid, lactose and casein. They were characterised by a multi-analytical protocol comprised of Fourier Transform infrared, Raman spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry.

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,Characterization of “Cu-Milk Corrosion”,This chapter presents a residue produced from corroding copper in bovine milk. The Cu-Milk corrosion was analysed by a multi-analytical protocol and in relation to the copper-organic complexes presented in the previous chapter.

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2191-530X of copper–organic complexes.Represents an extension of the .This book reports a series of electrochemical experiments where copper was corroded in the presence of various organic substances.? Combining data from spectroscopy techniques, X-ray diffraction and mass spectrometry (including proteomics)

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230599840 the paint media. These compounds are also involved in the preservation of textile fibres?in archaeological metal objects. Metal conservators exploit the?stability of copper-organic complexes as corrosion inhibitors.??

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Copper-Organic Complexes in Cultural Heritage, the paint media. These compounds are also involved in the preservation of textile fibres?in archaeological metal objects. Metal conservators exploit the?stability of copper-organic complexes as corrosion inhibitors.??

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Copper-Organic Complexes in Cultural Heritage,complexes.?In painted surfaces, copper-organic complexes have been identified as synthetic?pigments and from interactions between mineral pigments and the paint media. These compounds are also involved in the preservation of textile fibres?in archaeological metal objects. Metal conservators exploit

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