In situ investigation of the surface silvering of late Roman coins by combined use of high energy broad-beam and low energy micro-beam X-ray fluorescence techniques¶
Romano, G., & Pappalardo. (2012). In situ investigation of the surface silvering of late Roman coins by combined use of high energy broad-beam and low energy micro-beam X-ray fluorescence techniques. Spectrochimica Acta Part B.
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- Mercury silvering
- Late Roman coin analyses and the examination of a seventeenth-century clock support two unlike, qualified instances of the same process.
This sourceOriginal Misurata nummi analysis. Publisher-indexed abstract, highlights and section excerpts inspected; direct full-text opening returned 403. Surface Hg–Ag association supports an inference for selected coins, not an observed workshop sequence or every mint.
- Late Roman coin analyses and the examination of a seventeenth-century clock support two unlike, qualified instances of the same process.
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