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The problem of formaldehyde : a case study
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23972
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069 Reprint boxes
Author:
Leveque, Margaret A.
Citation:
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CONSERVATION OF HISTORIC AND ARTISTIC WORKS, 14TH ANNUAL MEETING, 1986 : 56-65;
Year:
1986
Subject:
Formaldehyde
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Museum conservation methods
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Museums - Collections management
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