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I've had enough of someone else's propaganda. I'm for truth, no matter who tells it. I'm for justice, no matter who it's for or against. I'm a human being first and foremost, and as such I am for whoever and whatever benefits humanity as a whole.
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BK
ps - what is the organic/solvent content in low viscosity epoxy I query? That reminds of the "epoxy putty" I got - I used that stuff on a tricky job!
I would say using an extraordinary thin layer of gold or platinum so think that is was essentially translucent....that might protect the old paper if applied properly - most likely under vacuum in a chamber designed to allow very, very small particulate and or mist to cover the old paper thinly for the sake of preservation of ancient wisdom or the lack thereof.
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Peace!
Ken
And to keep the answers in one post ... Yes, sunlight (UV) might cause a yellowing.
But this is not a problem, these documents are kept locked up in a dark safe anyway. The same problem applies to paintings. They are also kept indoors, out of the sunlight.
That had been tried out. And even with relatively primitive means (hammers), you get to 1 um (micrometer) and below, and it still does not become translucent. [Link]
The only problem with the epoxy method is that it messes up later chemical or DNA analyses. But what the heck, the so-called "virus isolation" consists of throwing monkey tissue and bovine tissue into the mix with human cells.
So, let's call the epoxy soaking process "Codis' Papyrus Isolation". And I have it patented as such, and get filthy rich ...
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May the best idea prevail!
I mean one place I worked with was Kurz Hastings - that is a name from the past, but they have some fine printers in their arsenal.
I assume you have been to places with liquid baths and the oh so thin layer gets applied with electricity in the bath solution?
One place in Murphy, NC - now shutdown used to make screwdrivers there and that place was awesome - tis a shame it is shutdown, but I suspect the knowledge to get it back up and running is still around!
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Name a type of factory you don't think I've been in - and I'll either refute you with a personal anecdote or admit you got me......but I've been to so many over the years and I know how to do a root cause analysis.
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Deposition can be accomplished in many ways, but in a vacuum where helium is the only gas present in minute amounts - a fine layer of film upon a surface could be applied for protective purpose.
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Here is another link, but be aware hexavalent chromium is quite problematic - but tis just a state of the element ain't it?
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Just joking ...
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