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Thin, strong paper used in the repair and reinforcement of paper artifacts, as well as hinging and backing.

Utilized as an adhesive, a consolidant, and for paper treatments to prevent discoloration and degradation.

Organic solvent used for cleaning and for removing synthetic resins, varnishes, and adhesives.

An acrylic dispersion used as an adhesive and consolidant, known for its flexibility and good aging characteristics.

Used to dissolve resins, inks, and for cleaning substrates before conservation treatments.

Used to deacidify paper and wood, as a consolidant for frescoes and murals through the carbonatation process.

Acts as a biocide to prevent the growth of mold and mildew on various organic materials.

Used as a solvent in paint thinners, nail polish removers, and for degreasing and cleaning.

Used for bleaching paper and textiles, and for treating organic growth on different surfaces.

Temporary consolidant used to protect delicate items during transport or until long-term conservation decisions can be made; sublimes away without residue.

Hydrogel used for poulticing, cleaning, and paper treatments; able to hold a high amount of water.

Synthetic clay used for its thixotropic properties in cleaning painted surfaces, making gels, and consolidating friable materials.

Used as a stone consolidant because it provides a protective layer and strengthens stone by reacting with moisture to form silica.

Common adhesive used in paper conservation, often for hinging, repairing, and lining.

Used in conservation, particularly wood conservation, to sterilize and stabilize artifacts against biological degradation.

Thermoplastic adhesive resin used for lining paintings and repairing canvas tears and punctures.

Used as a consolidant and adhesive for various materials like paper, wood, and ceramics.

Used in aqueous deacidification processes to neutralize acids in paper-based materials.

A resin used for making adhesives and consolidants; useful in archaeology and art conservation.