Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. Wolbers

In the 80’s, Richard Wolbers introduced the resin and bile soap to the conservation world. Despite the numerous advantages these products offer, studies mentioned the residues most likely caused by the triéthanolamine. This article explains how soaps work, resumes quickly the conclusions of the stud...

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Main Author: Camille Polkownik
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Association CeROArt 2016-02-01
Series:CeROArt : Conservation, Exposition, Restauration d'Objets d'Art
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/ceroart/4822
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description In the 80’s, Richard Wolbers introduced the resin and bile soap to the conservation world. Despite the numerous advantages these products offer, studies mentioned the residues most likely caused by the triéthanolamine. This article explains how soaps work, resumes quickly the conclusions of the studies and reports the attempts of the replacement of triethanolamine in the soaps. First, a brief introduction about soaps will explain their uses, applications and cover the different recipes. Then, a short literature review will be done, introducing the practical part of the study, which is about replacing one of the problematic ingredients of the soaps.
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spelling doaj-art-e819bb65767542ec9c097b9db093119e2025-01-30T14:13:15ZengAssociation CeROArtCeROArt : Conservation, Exposition, Restauration d'Objets d'Art1784-50922016-02-01510.4000/ceroart.4822Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. WolbersCamille PolkownikIn the 80’s, Richard Wolbers introduced the resin and bile soap to the conservation world. Despite the numerous advantages these products offer, studies mentioned the residues most likely caused by the triéthanolamine. This article explains how soaps work, resumes quickly the conclusions of the studies and reports the attempts of the replacement of triethanolamine in the soaps. First, a brief introduction about soaps will explain their uses, applications and cover the different recipes. Then, a short literature review will be done, introducing the practical part of the study, which is about replacing one of the problematic ingredients of the soaps.https://journals.openedition.org/ceroart/4822cleaningresinsoapWolberstriéthanolamineR.Wolbers
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Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. Wolbers
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title Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. Wolbers
title_full Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. Wolbers
title_fullStr Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. Wolbers
title_full_unstemmed Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. Wolbers
title_short Remplacement de la triéthanolamine au sein des savons résiniques et biliaires de R. Wolbers
title_sort remplacement de la triethanolamine au sein des savons resiniques et biliaires de r wolbers
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