A comprehensive strategy for exploring corrosion in iron-based artefacts through advanced Multiscale X-ray Microscopy

The best strategy to tackle complexity when analyzing corrosion in iron artefacts is to combine different analytical methods. Traditional techniques provide effective means to identify the chemistry and mineralogy of corrosion products. Nevertheless, a further step is necessary to upgrade the unders...

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Published in:Scientific reports 2022-04, Vol.12 (1), p.6125-6125, Article 6125
Main Authors: Bernabale, Martina, Cognigni, Flavio, Nigro, Lorenzo, Rossi, Marco, de Caro, Tilde, De Vito, Caterina
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