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The BAHAMAS project aims to develop a biological treatment for conserving metal artefacts by transforming existing corrosion products into more stable metal oxalates. This innovative approach seeks to enhance the protection of cultural heritage objects while preserving their physical appearance.
The nature of the corrosion products present on the surface of artistic and archaeological metal artefacts is intrinsically related to the environmental context (atmospheric or burial).
In order to effectively protect and inhibit the corrosion of such metal objects, the practices adopted should take into account the nature of the patina and its corrosion behaviour.
However, the treatments so far employed are organic protective coatings, which do not consider the difference in terms of patina com…
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