Validating chemical and structural changes in painting materials by principal component analysis of spectroscopic data using internal mineral standards

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In: Journal of Cultural Heritage 3 14 4, 509-514Abstract: This work shows the capability of principal component component analysis (PCA) to detect molecular, chemical and mineralogical changes in historic painting materials subjected to a thermal aging test (<250ºc).

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This work shows the capability of principal component component analysis (PCA) to detect molecular, chemical and mineralogical changes in historic painting materials subjected to a thermal aging test (<250ºc).

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