X-ray fluorescence and the conservation industry
Subtitle: a collection of articles compiled and reprinted by Kevex Corporation ...
Contributors: State University College at Buffalo. Dept. of Art Conservation
Publisher: Kevex
Published: 1986
Place of publication: [Foster City, CA]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 125
Subjects: X-ray spectroscopy.; Decorative arts -- Conservation and restoration.
Other titles: Art Conservation Department Library
Description: Explores the use and contributions of X-ray fluorescence to the filed of art conservation and expertization.
Notes: Art Conservation Department Library.

Bibliography: p. 125.
Table of contents: value: "Characteristics of antiques and art objects by X-ray fluorescent spectometry" / Y. Emoto; value: :Detection of art forgeries by X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy" / R. Frankel; value: "Energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence analysis of ancient gold alloys" / M. Cowell; value: "A study of Rembrandt drawings using X-ray fluorescence" / G. Carriveau & M. Shelly; value: "XRF spectroscopy probes art objects and routine samples" / D. Vaughan; value: "X-ray fluorescence analysis of pewter: English and Scottish measures" / J.H. Carlson; value: "Preservation of paper and textiles of historic and artistic value II" / V.F. Hanson; value: "Non-destructive analysis of chemical elements in paintings and enamels" / R. Cesareo, et.al.; value: "Sourcing of Sanukite implements by X-ray fluorescence analysis II" / T. Warashina, et.al; value: "The use of EDX for fragile and refactory objects" / J.J. Hanlan.